Bad Bad Jo-Jo
by James Leo Herlihy

THE STORY: Kayo Hathaway is a popular writer who has created, in Bad Jo-Jo, a figure more celebrated than even James Bond.

It has made Kayo, a nasty man by any standard, even his own, enormously wealthy.

Kayo is leaving the country to live in Switzerland.

After a farewell party, he is being interviewed by a young man, who is amusingly yet almost unbelievably gauche.

Kayo is not quite convinced that he is a reporter, especially when he brings his friend to the apartment.

The finale is grotesquely macabre, but the play holds the interest to the end.