The Barker
by Kenyon Nicholson, Michael Feingold
Synopsis
A finely drawn picture of life under the canvas of a tent show.
From the midst of this spectacular panorama of life emerges the love of a boy for a show girl.
Here is the struggle of youth against age, and the ultimate triumph of the young people.
Press Reviews
"A hilarious comedy of the purest knavery, full of peasant guile and cunning, and replete with bureaucratic idiocy .. . full of character, joy and nonsense."
— N.Y. Post
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The Barker is a comedy play written by Kenyon Nicholson and published by Samuel French.
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