Modern orthodox
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Author
Publication
2005 - Dramatists Play Service, New York, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
13,750 words, Guess
Page Count
55 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL20183442M
- ISBN-100822220725
- OCLC Control Number64446836
- OCLC Control Numbermodernorthoxdox0000dani
- Library of Congress Control Number2007540331
and 2 more
- LibraryThing2186890
- Goodreads5145591
Classifications
- LCCPR9199.4.G635 M63 2005
Description
"In a Manhattan coffee shop, Ben, an Upper West Side financial consultant, meets Hershel, an Orthodox jewel merchant, to buy an engagement ring. Although both men are Jewish, it is their shared religion that instantly divides them. Tension mounts in the midst of the deal when Ben suggests Hershel remove his yarmulke. Desperate to make the sale, Hershel obliges. In the apartment they share, Ben proposes to his girlfriend, Hannah, a sensitive yet stong-minded doctor. Hannah accepts, but the moment is muddled by mixed emotions for each of them and the sudden and unexpected arrival of Hershel on their doorstep! Frantic and frenzied, Hershel recounts that since he removed his yarmulke, his life has fallen apart. Hershel moves in with Ben and Hannah and they begin the task of putting his life back together--by finding him a bride. A modern couple, they turn to the Internet for matchmaker. On Shabbat, Hannah arrives home from a long day at the hospital, upset. Although Hershel has never been alone with a woman before, he offers Hannah comfort and support, which leads to a kiss. Hershel goes out on his first date with Rachel, the online suitor. As Hershel discovers his love for Rachel, Ben and Hannah rediscover their love. Three months later, Ben and Hershel meet again, as changed men, no longer divided by their faith. They have learned something from each other, and each couple is ready to embark on married life; one beginning as Orthodox virgins, the other as modern parents-to-be."--Publsiher's Website.
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