Synopsis
A Pair of Lunatics & Box and Cox - Two Vaudeville Comedies
Paul Thain from W R Walkes & J M Morton
Published by Stageplays
A Pair of Lunatics and Box and Cox are two of the funniest and best-loved Victorian Vaudeville comedies
But time has taken its toll and Paul Thain has employed his skills to give them both a much needed make-over
Published together for the first time, these delightful one-act Comedies are guaranteed crowd-pleasers, perfect for Fund Raisers, Competitions, and as stylistic exercises for drama students
And they're still Royalty-Free!
As a gift to the theatre community, Paul has waived his Royalties for all of 2021
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A PAIR OF LUNATICS
1 Male 1 Female
A skillful adaptation of the hugely popular Vaudeville comedy classic first performed at London's Drury Lane Theatre in 1885
HE and SHE each mistake one another for lunatics with hilarious consequences ...
This is a highly theatrical and inventive two-hander, offering a unique opportunity for the actors to showcase their range and versatility
Ideal for Victorian Soirees, especially when paired with Box and Cox, period songs and recitals
To read the opening scenes, click here
For a PDF DOWNLOAD of A Pair Of Lunatics, click here
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BOX AND COX
2 Male, 1 Female
The classic plot hinges on the fact that Mrs Bouncer has rented the same room to two men
One to use it by night, the other by day
Her efforts to keep them apart and the resulting tangle are the very quintessence of the ludicrous
Box, a Printer, and Cox, a journeyman Hatter, invariably meet on the stairs of the lodging-house when one comes in from work as the other is going out
Neither has any idea that Mrs Bouncer is letting his room to the other
But today Cox returns unexpectedly and discovers Box in 'his' room ...
To read the opening scenes, click here
For a PDF DOWNLOAD of Box and Cox click here