Belleville

Belleville by Amy Herzog, published by Samuel French in 2014, is a dramatic exploration of relationships and the complexities of marriage. This edition spans 66 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on young Americans Zack and Abby, who enjoy an idyllic life in Paris, complete with a vibrant apartment and a shared commitment to social causes. However, their seemingly perfect existence is disrupted when Abby discovers Zack at home during work hours, leading to a series of revelations that challenge their understanding of love and trust.
Readers will find a poignant examination of family dynamics and the intricacies of long-term relationships within the play. The story delves into themes of fidelity and the impact of personal missions on romantic partnerships, set against the backdrop of an American couple navigating life abroad. This edition invites readers to reflect on the fragility of happiness and the unexpected turns that can redefine a relationship.
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Winner! 2012 New York Times Outstanding Playwright Award
Finalist! 2013 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize
Nominee! 2013 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Play
Young Americans Zack and Abby have the perfect ex-pat life in Paris: a funky bohemian apartment in up-and-coming Belleville; a stable marriage; and Zack’s noble mission to fight pediatric AIDS. But when Abby finds Zack at home one afternoon when he’s supposed to be at work the questions and answers that follow shake the foundation of their seemingly beautiful life.
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