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All The Great Books (Abridged)
| Genre | Comedy/Satire |
| Catalogue | ![]() |
| Playwright | Reed Martin; Austin Tichenor |
| Other Credits | |
| Type | Full Length |
| Status | Available (?This work is currently available for application in Australia and New Zealand subject to our standard Terms of Use.) |
| Setting/Staging | Flexible Set |
Short Synopsis
Confused by Confucius? Wish Swift was swifter? Moby a bit quicker? Then prepare to enjoy another outrageous assault on the senses with over eighty of the greatest literary masterpieces brought humbly down to Earth. This fast-paced comedy flies through a crash course in Western Literature from The Iliad to Harry Potter, plus everything else you really should have read by now but couldn’t be bothered. Taking the form of a crash-course remedial English class, three actors playing a drama teacher, coach and an inept student-teacher all play their part in this tour de force of theatrical pyrotechnics. “Who knew that Homer was so funny – not Simpson, the other one?” –Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “Intertextuality can rarely have felt so frantic, or so funny.” –The Scotsman.
Casting Information
Total: 3
Male: 3
Female: 0
Rates and Fees
Royalty Fees
Fee: from A$133.00 to A$187.00 per performance
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