Henry Flamethrowa
by John Belluso
Synopsis
THE STORY: Inspired by real-life events, HENRY FLAMETHROWA tells the story of sixteen-year-old Henry, a confused and emotionally isolated young man who writes letters to the devil, unbeknownst to his deeply religious father, Peter.
Henry's younger
Press Reviews
"A thought-provoking and neatly constructed play…Ambitious.” —The New York Times. “Playwright John Belluso turns heady ideas about faith, fact and fantasy into a potent thriller…a powerfully dramatic story told by three fascinating characters.” —Boston Herald. “The work of a talented young writer, one unafraid to deal with fundamental truths and need…written with force and drive…” —Providence Journal. ”…Belluso's fictional characters are compelling, as mysterious as the girl lying behind the glass wall…it's funny and surprising and edgy…"
— Boston Globe
Publication
Henry Flamethrowa is a American play written by John Belluso and published by Dramatists Play Service (2008).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2008 · 72 pp
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