Jonah and the German Whale
by Earl Reimer
Synopsis
Fractured fable of the tribulations of Jonah and how he learned to serve God.
If you’re looking for entertaining instruction, this whimsical short piece is sure to fit the bill.
Audiences age five to ninety-five are sure to be charmed by the adventures of the good-hearted (albeit no Einstein) Jack, his troubles with two little men who speak only gibberish, and the demands of a dictatorial German officer who runs the back end of the whale.
A delightful, easy-to-produce play (the whale can be simplified).
Publication
Jonah and the German Whale is a comedy play written by Earl Reimer and published by Samuel French.
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