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A Goat Ate My Bible
Three Short Plays of Animals,
Men and Gods
Abraham on the Mount
(The Week Before)
by Ian August
It is the week prior to the Biblical story of Abraham
and his son Isaac, and old Abraham travels to the top of the mountain to
sacrifice a goat for the glory of the Lord. Unfortunately, no one
bothered to mention this to the goat! Practically a cartoon, Abraham
on the Mount is a wonderfully silly piece that combines slapstick,
Borscht-belt humor and quickfire repartee that promises to keep audiences
laughing!
God Dog
by Ed Vela
J. Paxton Cass is a failed screenwriter wishing to
end it all by diving off the roof of his high rise, suburban Los Angeles
apartment building. Looking over the edge while writing a last missive,
full of desperation and self pity, he is beset by Roscoe, a talking dog
who thinks he’s full of something else, and Nigel, a kid from the apartment
building who happens to be the biggest fan of the screenplays that Cass
keeps throwing away.
Cat and God
by Ian Fraser
A funny, quirky, ideas-filled play, which perhaps is
just a story about two dogs, an angry cat, and the end of human civilization.
But it could also be the final part of a epic space opera, showing the
sadly comical end of a badly reincarnated astronaut.
50 pages
Catalog Number #070
ISBN number 978-1-894910-70-5
Price $4.95
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