The Medicine Show or How to Succeed In Medicine Without Really Trying
by V. Glasgow Koste

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Synopsis

Play script.

An American version of Moliere's Le Medicin Malgre Lui.

All about a fabulous (and hilarious) fake attuned to the chances of Chance.

No setting.

Variable cast of possibly 8 or so.

A comedy, ideal for easy touring.

Freely derived from Moliere, but a truly American version for young and family audiences.

The world's most famous, infamous, paramedical clown, as plotting-aginst-others as plotted against by others, he psyches out everybody in sight, falling back on his intuitive wits, and landing happily on his feet of clay.

Here is a winning prescription: Laughter is the best Medicine!

Short and swift to play, a zany favorite wherever produced in years of development.

Publication

PublisherDramatic Publishing

Year1983

BindingPaperback

Pages28

LanguageEnglish

ISBN-139780876022580

ISBN-100876022581

The Medicine Show or How to Succeed In Medicine Without Really Trying is a play written by V. Glasgow Koste and published by Dramatic Publishing (1983).