Ridiculous Theatre: Scourge of Human Folly
Paperback, 284 pages ISBN: 9781559360418Publication Date:
7 Jan 1993
Size: 228mm x 152mm£23.99

Ridiculous Theatre: Scourge of Human Folly

Essays and Opinions

By Charles Ludlam Edited by Steven Samuels

Paperback £23.99

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The collected 'essays and opinions' of the founder, director, playwright and star of New York's famous Ridiculous Theatre.

The late Charles Ludlam ransacked theatrical and literary history in an evolutionary quest for a modern art of stage comedy. His more than thirty plays - most famously Bluebeard, Camille, Galas and The Mystery of Irma Vep - are among the funniest, most erudite and anarchic in the modern repertoire.

'A valiant theatrical renaissance man' New York Times

'The greatest comic genius of our time' Judith Malina, The Living Theatre

Paperback,284 pages ISBN: 9781559360418Publication Date:
7 Jan 1993
Size: 228mm x 152mm£23.99

Also by Charles Ludlam:

The Mystery of Irma Vep and other plays

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