A Danish Soap, Or, The Danes Of Our Lives
by Peter Filichia


Synopsis
Short Comedy / Wishing to regain his popularity, Shakespeare turns to the StarKeeper for permission to return to earth in order to make a box office smash out of his most popular hit Hamlet, as a soap opera!
Why not?
It already has everything -- a slew of murders, love affairs, familial conniving.
So with high flying fun, playwright Filichia unfolds the dreadful tale of Hamlet's woes in the manner of the ever-popular soaps as seen on daytime television.
Included in this hilarious spoof are many of the classic characters but with wacky twists: Rosa Krantz and Gilda Stern as real estate agents, Polonius as a cliche writer for television commercials.
And delightful plot alterations: Hamlet visiting a psychoanalyst, the Players' scene as a late night movie - The Guilt of Gonzago's Murders.
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A Danish Soap, Or, The Danes Of Our Lives is a American comedy play written by Peter Filichia and published by Samuel French (1978).
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Samuel French · 1978 · 28 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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