

Men Of The World
John Godber
Barry, thirty-nine and recently divorced, sets off around the world on the trip of a lifetime in this ingenious comedy.
His travelling companions are his parents, whose cheery optimism, all-too-visible romantic attachment and parochial ways drive Barry to distraction.
Paris, Turkey, Egypt, Hawaii and New York are among the many stopping-points for the travellers: all are suggested, on an otherwise empty stage, by three stools and a soundtrack of music and effects.1 woman, 2 men
Trip Of A Lifetime is a British play written by Bill Cashmore and published by Samuel French in London (2003).
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