

The Flea
James Fritz


What readers are saying
Readers find 'The Flea and the Professor' to be an intriguing but enigmatic tale. Many appreciate its exploration of themes like cleverness and the sacrifices made for one's passion. However, some feel that the deeper meanings may be elusive or difficult to grasp.
Winner!
2011 Barrymore Awards Best Production of a Musical and Best Leading Actor in a Musical Official Selection!
The Kennedy Center's New Visions/New Voices Festival
A young professor loses just about everything in the world - everything that is except for the flea who lives in his vest.
Starting over again the professor and the flea become the best of friends start a circus act and set off to tour the world.
Together they must overcome shipwrecks cannibals a
"Splendid entertainment, boasting eye-popping design, a witty script, and marvelous performances. The Flea and the Professor is a lot of fun, thanks largely to its style and showmanship. Satisfies the adults in the audience without talking down to the children."
— Talkin Broadway
| Character |
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The Professor played by a little man |
The Cannibal Princess played by a woman of any size; big voice |
The Cannibal King her father; later he plays HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN |
The Cannibal Queen her mother |
The Sea Captain also plays THE LOYAL SUBJECT |
The Storyteller whose real name is Livia |
The Flea played by a big man |
The Flea and the Professor
The Flea and the Professor is a American adaptation play written by Jordan Harrison and published by Samuel French (2013).
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Samuel French · 2013 · 70 pp
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