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Me Myself and I (play)
''Me Myself and I'' is a 2007 play, an absurdist family comedy/drama, written by the celebrated American playwright, and three-time Pulitzer Prize–winning author, Edward Albee, who also wrote the plays ''Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'' and ''The Zoo Story''.
==Synopsis==
It tells a complex story of Mother, who has an intimate relationship with Doctor, and who has problems telling her 28-year-old sons apart. Part of the problem may be that she has named her two sons “OTTO” and “otto”—an example of what the Doctor calls “symmetry, yes, but not logic”.〔Albee, Edward. ‘’Me Myself and I’’. Dramatist Play Service 2011ISBN-10: 0822224992〕 The play begins when OTTO tells his mother that he’s leaving home to become Chinese and that his brother no longer exists. This upsets otto, who has been searching for some kind of confirmation that he is alive. Maureen, otto’s girlfriend, becomes drawn into this.
Word games and semantics, ideas about the various meanings and aspects of love, along with riffs on various cultural references, abound in this play.〔Goldberg, Isa. “Edward Albee on his new play” FT Magazine. 4 September 2010 ()〕〔Piepenburg, Erik. “But Can Their Moms Tell Them Apart?” New York Times. 15 September 2010()〕
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