The Long John Cafe - Softcover

Dowell, L. Henry

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ISBN 10: 061553113X ISBN 13: 9780615531137

Publisher: Black Box Theatre Publishing Company, 2011

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It's the end of the world as we know it! Do you know where your icons are? At the edge of the universe sits The Long John Cafe. A place where the average guy and the average "Super" guy and can sit and have a cup of coffee and just be themselves or, someone else if that's what they want. The cafe is populated by iconic figures of the 20th Century including cowboys, hippies, super heroes and movie stars. They've come to celebrate the end of the century and the beginning of tomorrow! That is, if they make it through the night. Because the evil Dr. McNastiman has other plans for our heroes. Like their total destruction! Can anyone say..BWAH-HA-HA-HA-HA!!!??Cast Size: 17 roles with 9M/8F. Running Time: 90 minutes.Royalty: $50.00 per performance.Appropriate for all audiences.

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About the Author

Colonel L. Henry Dowell recieved his BA in Theatre from Morehead State University and attended The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York where he worked with numerous Broadway Theatre performers. He is the Artistic Director of The Gusto Theatre Company where he directs a full time Children's Theatre program serving the Appalachian Region. He is the author of over 35 published plays including Snow White and the Seven Dwarves of the Old Republic, The Long John Cafe, Cinderella and the Quest for the Crystal Pump, So, Who Was That Masked Guy Anyway?, Wanted: Santa Claus, Jacklyn Sparrow and the Lady Pirates of the Caribbean, Humbug!, Frankenstein Rocks!, The Dracula Spectacula, Dear John, Elvis Meets Nixon, Even Adam, Batguy, The Many Hats of Theodore Roosevelt, Otherwise Known as Anthony Roberts and The Four Presidents. Mr. Dowell can currently be seen as Colonel Harland Sanders in his one man production of "Finger Lickin' Good!", currently touring nationally as part of The Kentucky Humanities Council's Chautauqua Program.

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