Cooking With Elvis & Bollocks
by Lee Hall

Cooking With Elvis & Bollocks Book Cover
Cooking With Elvis & Bollocks Cover

Highlights

British

Synopsis

When an amateur Elvis impersonator is paralysed in a car crash, his wife and daughter are forced to cope with the aftermath.

Jill tries to replace him with cooking, Mam tries to replace him with sex.

Unfortunately, they both try out their talents on the same man.

Part knockabout farce, part cookery course, part philosophical investigation, Cooking With Elvis is a provocative and outrageously funny look at disability while enjoying the three greatest pleasures in the world - sex, food and the King.

Inspired by Ernst Toller's neglected masterpiece Hinkemann, Bollocks is an examination of the impotence of lives ruined by war.

Looking at an emasculated society where small lives are dominated by big business ideology, this intense yet darkly humorous work is about the emotional scars that follow physical pain.

Publication

Publisher
Methuen
Year Published
2000
ISBN 10
041374860X
ISBN 13
9780413748607
Binding
Paperback
Print Length
128 pages
Place Published
London
Language
English
LCC
PR6058.A454 C66 2000
Print
Cooking With Elvis & Bollocks is a British play written by and published by Methuen in London, 2000. The print edition has an ISBN-13 of 9780413748607 and an ISBN-10 of 041374860X.

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