Description:

A modern day adaptation of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Margaret has convinced everyone – including herself – that her relationship with Anthony is perfect. But when Margaret's childhood friend – a sardonic flight attendant named Bridgette – comes to town for a quick visit, Margaret confesses that for the first time in two years she ate lunch alone, a moment that prompts the sudden realization that her life and her relationship are more damaged than she wants to admit.

I Ate Lunch Alone Today was selected by Love Creek Productions for inclusion in their Winter 2003 One-Act Series in New York and for the 16th Annual Chicago Director's Festival at the Bailiwick Repertory Theatre. A popular one-act play that features roles for two women and two men. Contains some mature themes.