Ms. Frankenstein's Monster
by Albert Green


Synopsis
In this comedy-packed version of the famous story, Baron Frankenstein is down on his luck.
The sparsity of viewers staying up to see his old monster on late, late TV shows depresses his ego and his credit at the bank.
Can he renew his fame and fortune as a monster maker?
Yes!
He’ll create a football superstar cheered by millions.
But his sister, Baroness Frankenstein, has her own ideas.
She furtively creates a female monster attractive enough to become a Hollywood star.
A hot and hilarious confrontation flares up between the supporters of beauty and of brawn: the town’s husbands are on one side, and their wives are on the other.
The Baron commands his monster to destroy his sister’s.
The reaction of the monsters at their first meeting is a tour de force of comic action.
Publication
Ms. Frankenstein's Monster is a comedy play written by Albert Green and published by Samuel French (1980).
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Samuel French · 1980 · 84 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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