Charlie Bethel's latest work is an
amazing adaptation of Henry Fieldings 1731 play Tom
Thumb, or the Tragedy of Tragedies.
This hilarious burlesque explores the
English mythology of Tom Thumb, and combines a satirical
look at the nature of heroes with Bethel's unique
talents in bringing classic tales from literature to
life in a one-person format. Directed and designed by
Anthony Paul; sound by Sean Healey.
A solo, 18th century-style romp, bawdy
and lascivious, with Heroes, Villains, courtiers, maids
of honor, Ghosts, pages, guards, Rebels, daggers, Cow,
trumpets, thunder, lightning, &c, &c, &c, and other
Decorations proper to Tragedy. Music, song, dance,
intrigue, love affairs, confetti cannons, swordfights
and death. Solo show. Fast and funny. We kid you not.
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