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Stage Fright, Or... 'LAUGH?' I Thought I'd DIE!
Todd McGinnis
The Paranormal Review
by Erik Brogger
Synopsis
Traces the events during one evening of occult theatre and involves the membership of The Charles Flynn Society - a fictitious union of psychic malcontents bent on dramatizing their own encounters with the Paranormal and the Bizarre world.
The late Charles Flynn is their mentor and muse.
In a collection of short playlets Flynn's loyal followers illustrate that not only are we not alone and may in fact be outnumbered.
The play projects, if there is a realm beyond the Five Senses it must include the Sense of Humor.
A cornucopia of delightful skits.
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"Great fun, witty and funny."
— London Stage
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1979
Binding Paperback
Pages 95
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573614453
ISBN-10 0573614458
LCCN 80116448
LCC PR6052.R53 P3
DCC 822/.914
The Paranormal Review is a American comedy play written by Erik Brogger and published by Samuel French in New York (1979).
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