The Indians are Coming to Dinner

 

San Francisco, November, 1984. Morning in America, but chaos at the Blackburn residence. This world premiere comedy about ambition, passion, and obligation, pits a father’s aspirations against his daughter’s dreams. A funny, sweet, and touching new play, “The Indians Are Coming to Dinner” serves up dysfunction, enlightenment, opera, and some bad curry.

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Critical Acclaim for The Indians...

“Impeccably acted and exquisitely designed...This intelligent and affecting work is being given a Superlative world-premiere staging

…very funny…hilarious…”


CRITIC’S PICK!  — Backstage  More

“…Rowland’s talent for social comedy shines.”
Los Angeles Times – Charlotte Stoudt

“Well-written play performed by a superb cast“ “Hilarious scenes”
Recommended – StageHappenings.com More

“…Highly original and thoroughly entertaining…” “intelligent direction…” “all round splendid cast”
StageSceneLA.com More– Steven Stanley

“Rowland has written a clever, resonant, sly script.
The stuff that dreams are made of!” —
Ed Rampell, The Hollywood Progressive 

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