Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls

Victor Bumbalo

16,10 €
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Editorial:
Broadway Play Publishing Inc
Año de edición:
2008
Materia
Obras de teatro, textos teatrales
ISBN:
9780881453652
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NIAGARA FALLS consists of two interrelated one-acts: AMERICAN COFFEE and THE SHANGRI-LA MOTOR INN. AMERICAN COFFEE: A working-class couple plots to drug their gay son and his lover to keep them from attending their daughter's wedding. THE SHANGRI-LA MOTOR INN: The newlyweds are ensconced in the Shangri-La Motor Inn for their wedding night. While the groom is anticipating the evening ahead, the bride is discussing the annulment of her not-yet-consummated marriage with the gay motel clerk. 'Rich comic cadences ... Bumbalo is a funny guy.' -Marilyn Stasio, New York Post 'Funny ... Lively ... Bumbalo demonstrates a healthy satiric wit, aimed at both straights and gays, and a lively sense of comic dialogue.' -Bernard Weiner, San Francisco Chronicle 'NIAGARA FALLS dares to tread in delicate areas ... Bumbalo scores some sharp character comedy ... the play's overall treatment of a situation and a rejected social class who receive little 'gay' treatment is most welcomed.' -Nicholas de Jongh, The Guardian (London) 'Funny and incisive.' -Rob Baker, Daily News 'Bumbalo must have secretly taped parents across the country. He outdoes Neil Simon ... It is a finely written work.' -John Kerr, Bay Area Reporter 'A maximum of both humor and pathos ... I could have cheered.' -James M Saslow, The Advocate 'There is a basic humanity here that one finds in very few plays.' -Michael Bronski, Gay Community News 'NIAGARA FALLS is a tender, canny, and frequently hilarious comedy.' -Alan Stern, The Boston Phoenix

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