Father's Day (play)
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Father's Day (play)
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Father's Day is a 1971 play written by Oliver Hailey. The play is a "dark comedy" that follows three divorced women who reside in the same apartment building, exploring their post-divorce lives and their relationships with their ex-husbands. It was first produced on Broadway and opened at the John Golden Theatre on March 16, 1971. The Broadway production was directed by Donald Moffat, and starred Ken Kercheval as Harold, Biff McGuire as Tom, Moffat as Richard, Jennifer Salt as Estelle, Marian Se
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1971 play by Oliver Hailey
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father%27s_Day_(play)
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2023-06-18T10:50:35Z
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