St. Hugo of Central Park
by Randy Courts, Jeffrey Kindley
Synopsis
Hugo DePew is a young man with an unusual ambition: he wants to be a saint.
Hearing the voice of God, Hugo goes to live in Central Park to tend the pigeons.
A miracle occurs: a blind man is cured and Hugo is on his way to sainthood, but there is a horrifying catch to his God given power in this whimsical fable for all audiences.
Publication
St. Hugo of Central Park is a comedy play written by Randy Courts and published by Samuel French (1989).
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Samuel French · 1989 · 107 pp
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