What Are Tuesdays Like? (Broadway Play Publishing)

On the occasion of it's 20th anniversary, playwright Victor Bumbalo will present a brief performance from his acclaimed play What Are Tuesdays Like?

"What Are Tuesdays Like? is a small epic set entirely in the waiting room of a New York AIDS clinic. Bumbalo's drama is tough yet tender, lean yet spacious, as clear as water yet heartbreakingly powerful. It is a miraculous play." --Christopher Bram, author of Gods And Monsters and Exiles In America

"Many AIDS plays written in the darkest days of the epidemic captured the pathos and anger aroused by lives cut short against a backdrop of bigotry and indifference . . . few writers managed as gracefully as Victor Bumbalo to combine pathos with a bracing jolt of comedy. What Are Tuesdays Like? is a tender, funny, altogether gorgeous piece of work." --Joe Keenan, Emmy award-winning writer of Frasier and author of Blue Heaven and My Lucky Star

Victor Bumbalo’s plays have been produced worldwide.  He is the recipient of an Ingram Merrill Award for playwriting.  Most of his plays have been published, including Niagara Falls, Adam and the Experts, What Are Tuesdays Like?, Tell, Questa, and Show, which was included in The Best American Short Plays.  Bumbalo has written for several popular television series: NYPD Blue, American Gothic, Relativity, and HBO's Spawn.  He has also written movies of the week and co-authored a screenplay with Dan Lauria, The Book of Joe.  Recently, Bumbalo completed a short film, Two Boys, which is making the rounds of the festival circuit.