Bullshot Crummond
by Diz White, Ron House, Alan Shearman, John Neville Andrews, Derek Cunningham
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What readers are saying
Readers enjoy the high-energy humor and farcical nature of the play, finding it a delightful comedy that excels in parody. Many appreciate the laughter it brings, although a few noted its outdated elements and heavy reliance on slapstick. Overall, the play has a charmingly corny appeal that resonates with its audience.
Synopsis
A comic satire of old-time adventure serials in which a dashing young gentleman detective rescues a famous scientist from the clutches of a German agent.
Press Reviews
"Uproarious."
— International Herald Tribune
"Marvelous."
— London Sunday Telegraph
Publication
Bullshot Crummond is a American comedy play written by Diz White and published by Samuel French (1974).
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