Having produced a new Shakespearean canon in his previous collection of plays Codpieces; Perry Pontac turns his attention to other great names in European culture. The Three Seagulls is a Chekhovian comedy with representative characters drawn from each of Chekhovs major plays; as well as a selection of his plot-lines. The Lunchtime of the Gods is Wagners Ring recycled into a thirty-minute play telling the entire story; plus several jokes not in the original. And in The Bards of Bromley; the first meeting of a writers workshop is attended by a group of unusually promising authors: William Wordsworth; George Eliot; August Strindberg; A A Milne and Johan Wolfgang von Goethe
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Shes like your crazy girlfriend who is so much funBy Educator; Lifelong LearnerShes like your crazy girlfriend who is so much fun; until shes not. Until she is just crazy and you stop answering your phone when she calls. Id love to see her at a party because she is outrageous and funny; but she reeks of danger and sometimes while reading the book; I wanted to put it down and walk away from it lest some of her crazy rubbed off on me.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Very overrated; self-important humorBy Judith BReally disappointed in this. I read the authors second book first; which was OK but not great. But if I had read this one first I would not have bothered to continue.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Braininless reading for when you just want to embrace someone elses brand of crazy or make yourself feel better about your ownBy C.GardenerWitty and entertaining. Braininless reading for when you just want to embrace someone elses brand of crazy or make yourself feel better about your own crazy.