The Big Meal

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The Big Meal is a stage play by Dan LeFranc that traces multiple generations of a family through a series of interconnected restaurant conversations.

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instanceOf stage play
theatrical work
author Dan LeFranc
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
featuresDevice actors playing multiple generations
compressed representation of a family’s lifespan
firstProductionCity Chicago
firstProductionCountry United States
firstProductionTheatre American Theater Company
firstProductionYear 2011
genre drama
family drama
language English
medium live theatre
narrativeFocus multiple generations of a family
notableProductionCity New York City
notableProductionCountry United States
notableProductionTheatre Playwrights Horizons
offBroadwayRun Playwrights Horizons
playwrightNationality American
premieredOffBroadway 2012
setting restaurant
structure series of interconnected conversations
subjectMatter ordinary lives across generations
theme family relationships
intergenerational connections
life and death
passage of time
writer Dan LeFranc

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Kate O’Flynn notableWork The Big Meal