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The American Century
Murphy Guyer
The Trouble with Europe
by Paul D'Andrea
Synopsis
Europe is winding down, physically and spiritually.
The French and American Presidents separately send their best men to find out what is wrong with the 20th century and set it right, in six days.
The handsome, arrogant, secretly vulnerable Inspector Jogot and the visionary cowboy Wilbur Tibury meet by accident, and start a crazy journey together.
The trip becomes a journey into their own minds.
After fantastic adventures, they confront the trouble with Europe and battle the ills of the 20th century, saving mankind, in twelve hours.
Having become friends, the two men climb out of the human subconscious toward the light and the future.
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Press Reviews
"A hilarious allegory...with clever lines and crazy twists of plot...Intriguing."
— The Los Angeles Times
"D'Andrea may be one of the most original American theatrical voices since Sam Shepard."
— Hollywood Reporter
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The Trouble with Europe is a comedy play written by Paul D'Andrea and published by Samuel French .
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