Without Bathrobes
by Jack Kurtz
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The World Chamber of Commerce decrees that Christmas will be celebrated 365 days a year, "for philanthropic reasons."
Finding that some souls still aren't happy, the Chamber sets up a complaint booth, complete with the amazing Sub-Atomic Quasi-Robotic Christmas-Wish Good Fairies, who achieve some unexpected, not-quite-satisfactory results.
An imaginative plea for putting Christ back into Christmas, backed by some none-too-gentle swipes at our somewhat perverted ideas of happiness.
Ideal play for school production.
Published in Without Bathrobes .
Characters
| Character |
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THE TOURISTS AND THE CROWD small speaking parts for six women and a boy |
Publication
Without Bathrobes is a christmas play written by Jack Kurtz and published by Samuel French (1978).
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