

Unnecessary Farce
Paul Slade Smith


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Readers find 'A Typically Atypical Day' to have an intriguing premise but feel that it lacks execution. Many believe the comedy does not fully deliver on its potential despite the interesting setup.
From the moment the curtain rises on a mysterious intruder who is planting false incriminating papers in the mayor's office, the excitement, tension and laughter builds in this comedy, which is certainly not your typical show.
A reluctant society reporter has been assigned to do a story on a typical day in the mayor's office.
Then visitors appear.
A guru and his pregnant wife want the mayor to help them register in the city hospital.
A fraudulent faith healer seeks exemption from paying rental fees for the revival.
The door flies open and Carlos and Juan appear.
These two bungling, homesick aliens take the entire office hostage.
Radio, television, the FBI and the U.N. all add to the confusion, fun and happy ending.
A Typically Atypical Day is a play written by Richard Norquist and published by Dramatic Publishing (1985).
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Dramatic Publishing · 1985
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