Sketch-o-frenia
by Lawrence Phillis, John Dessler
What readers are saying
Readers find the sketches in the play to be cute and clever. However, there is a desire for more varied length and format in the performances, particularly monologues and duets. Overall, it is enjoyed but could benefit from additional content.
Synopsis
A rare collection of comedy sketches suitable for stage, television or film.
Think: ants, fish and other unlikely creatures satirizing everything we consider normal and acceptable.
Other spoofs in the collection parody many of the sacred icons of our everyday life.
These super-funny sketches are short, incisive and certain to challenge any audience.
Actors have the chance to perform as wildly different character-types in off-the-wall situations.
A supernova of fun for classroom actors or for a repertory group of performers.
Publication
Sketch-o-frenia is a play written by Lawrence Phillis and published by Heinemann in Colorado Springs, Colo (2003).
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