

The Men From The Boys
Mart Crowley
"Full length, drama / 9 m / interior"--P.
[4] of cover.
"A play of real substance, one that deserves to be performed not occasionally but regularly."
— The Wall Street Journal
"One of the few plays that honestly helped spark a social revolution."
— Associated Press
"One of the most effective American plays of the past half-century."
— The Wall Street Journal
"Terrifically thoughtful... The Boys in the Band emerges remarkably universal."
— NY1
"Deliriously delicious."
— Gay City News
| Character |
|---|
| Donald twenty-eight, medium blond, wholesome American good looks. |
| Emory thirty-three, small, frail, very plain. |
| Larry twenty-nine with a starkly simple sense of individual style and color in his clothes. Dark eyes, dark hair, extremely handsome. |
| Hank thirty-two, tall, solid, athletic, attractive. |
| Bernard twenty-eight, African-American, tall, gaunt, nice-looking, dressed in Ive-League clothes. |
| Cowboy twenty-two, light blond, muscle-bound, too pretty. |
| Harold thirty-two, dark, lean, strong limbs, unusual face. |
| Alan thirty, aristocratic Anglo-Saxon features. |
| Michael thirty, average face, smartly groomed. |
Talking About The Boys in the Band
The Boys In The Band is a American play written by Mart Crowley and published by Samuel French in London (1968).
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