Psychoneurotic Phantasies
by Gilbert David Feke

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Highlights

One Act 30 mins Present Day Expandable Casting Interior Set Contemporary Costumes/Street Clothes American Comedy

Synopsis

Young playwright Gilbert David Feke has created an off-kilter and strikingly original comedy.

Sigmund Freud jumps out of a textbook and plays matchmaker for high school students Joshua and Elaine - two teens who discover that they can be well-adjusted, even with their phantastic views of reality.

Includes a bizarre, uproarious spoof of a children's puppet show, and the Family Freud, a game show with the Jung and Adler families as contestants.

(Freud hosts, naturally.) An intelligent, intense, bold, and ultimately touching teen comedy, with a unique insider's perspective into the teen experience.

Press Reviews

"Gilbert David Feke's Psychoneurotic Phantasies is a breezy and at times sophomoric spoof of post-Freudian psychology, in which Freud himself... plays a pivotal role. Two youngsters ... have wild fantasies, which are acted out by a vociferous team of cartoonlike players"

— Mel Gussow, The New York Times

Characters

Character
Elaine

teenage girl

Sigmund Freud

matchmaker

The Psychocompany

ensemble

Joshua

teenage boy

Publication

Publisher Samuel French
Year 1992
Pages 32
Language English
ISBN-13 9780874406900
ISBN-10 0874406900

Psychoneurotic Phantasies is a American comedy play written by Gilbert David Feke and published by Samuel French (1992).

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