The Fisherman and the Flounder
by Richard Slocum
Synopsis
This story of the magic flounder, the happy fisherman and the unhappy wife is based on the original Japanese version and it uses elements from Kabuki and Japanese puppet theatre.
The wife learns that she must give as much as she takes so as not to upset the balance, but not before she endangers the entire world with her wish to be Lord of the Universe.
Publication
The Fisherman and the Flounder is a play written by Richard Slocum and published by Samuel French (1988).
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Samuel French · 1988 · 85 pp
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