Bad Jazz
by Robert Farquhar

What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, noting its cheerful tone yet expressing confusion about its content. Some appreciate the upbeat nature, while others feel uncertain about character fit and clarity.
Synopsis
This provocative new comedy is about a group of desperate souls who come together in pursuit of a shared dream.
It's set in the 'wannabe culture', where everything is possible as long as you want it hard enough, and are willing to pay the price.
Natasha is an actress but her latest role is going way too far for her boyfriend Ben.
Guru theatre director Gavin is pushing the limits - but despite his reputation as an enfant terrible, he isn't at all what he seems.
Fellow actor Danny has a sexual appetite liable to land him in big trouble, while the producer Danielle is worried about the outrage Gavin's production is sure to cause.
And Writer Hannah has a story to tell, but does it still ring true?
Bad Jazz is a gratuitous farce that exploits and satirises modern theatre, asking the question, 'how far are you prepared to go?'
Publication
Bad Jazz is a British comedy play written by Robert Farquhar and published by Josef Weinberger in London (2007).
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Josef Weinberger · 2007 · 128 pp
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