Going Ape
by Nicholas J Hall, Nick Hall

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Synopsis

This hilarious farce has some serious undertones.

Rupert, an idealistic and romantic young orphan, has come to his uncle's house to commit suicide.

This proves to be no easy matter.

For one thing he is constantly attended by his uncle's attractive nurse/secretary.

He is also constantly interrupted by a stream of visitors, at first fairly normal, but increasingly incredible.

Rupert realizes all the visitors are the same three people and his attention is drawn toward understanding the preposterously Victorian plot in which he is trapped, and which, in a startlingly theatrical climax, he begins to understand.

Press Reviews

"Truly zany. . . . The wackiness is infectious."

— Time

"A grab bag of surprises. . . some of the funniest characters you'll ever see in a tight dramatic package."

— News, Fort Myers

"Every scene transcends not only the imagination, but melds into a literally death defying whole . . . a play as old and as contemporary as today."

— Sarasota Journal

Publication

Publisher Samuel French
Year 1975
Binding Paperback
Pages 83
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573609749
ISBN-10 0573609748
LCC PS3558.A3725 G6
DCC 812/.54

Going Ape is a American comedy play written by Nicholas J Hall and published by Samuel French in New York (1975).

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