Lloyd's Prayer
by Kevin Kling


What readers are saying
Readers find the play to be a quirky and imaginative experience, featuring a unique storyline about a boy raised by raccoons and angels. The wackiness adds to its charm, making it an enjoyable watch for audiences looking for something different.
Synopsis
The author of 21A has fashioned a hilarious comic parable about Bob, the Raccoon Boy, and what happens to him when he is rescued from the raccoons who raised him and taught what it means to be human.
This brilliant comedy was the hit of the Actors Theatre of Louisville 1988 Humana Festival.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Lloyd A small-time hustler. |
Angel Of The Lord |
Mom Bob's adopted mom. |
Dad Bob's adopted dad. |
Linda The town beauty queen. |
Boss The boss of the town factory. |
Porpy A man in a fish suit. |
Peter A television talk show host. |
Bob A boy raised by raccoons. |
Publication
Lloyd's Prayer is a comedy play written by Kevin Kling and published by Samuel French (1990).
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