The Scandalous Adventures of Sir Toby Trollope

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Cover of the book The Scandalous Adventures of Sir Toby Trollope by Ron house, Samuel French
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Author: Ron house ISBN: 9780573814075
Publisher: Samuel French Publication: November 1, 2011
Imprint: Samuel French Language: English
Author: Ron house
ISBN: 9780573814075
Publisher: Samuel French
Publication: November 1, 2011
Imprint: Samuel French
Language: English

Comedy / 5 m., 2 f., to play 25 roles may be done with as many as 25 actors. / Unit set / It's Tom Jones meets Monty Python in this rollicking comedy from the authors of Bullshot Crummond , El Grande de Coca Cola and Footlight Frenzy . The setting is England, 1784. Sir Toby Trollope is to be hanged by King George III for tax evasion. Toby conspires to save his neck by marrying his imbecilic son Bartholomew to a rich young woman so he can live off her father's wealth. What could possibly go wrong? Plenty! They meet, and quickly offend, England's richest man, Sir Alex Hardegristle who destroys anything he doesn't understand and his beautiful but hallucinatory daughter, Fanny. The Hardegristle madness stems from 600 years of inbreeding. In fear of their lives, the Trollopes flee England on the HMS Bounty. In the ensuing mutiny, they are thrown overboard and into the middle of the Boston Tea Party. They now meet and are quickly swindled by John Hancock, a sleazy insurance salesman; Paul Revere, a fast talking pots and pans vendor hawking his latest invention, Reverware; and George Washington with his spring loaded wooden teeth. Events escalate to Lexington Green, where the Trollopes accidently spark off the American Revolution. But for these buffoons, American might have remained a peace loving British colony. / "Hilarious." Variety.

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Comedy / 5 m., 2 f., to play 25 roles may be done with as many as 25 actors. / Unit set / It's Tom Jones meets Monty Python in this rollicking comedy from the authors of Bullshot Crummond , El Grande de Coca Cola and Footlight Frenzy . The setting is England, 1784. Sir Toby Trollope is to be hanged by King George III for tax evasion. Toby conspires to save his neck by marrying his imbecilic son Bartholomew to a rich young woman so he can live off her father's wealth. What could possibly go wrong? Plenty! They meet, and quickly offend, England's richest man, Sir Alex Hardegristle who destroys anything he doesn't understand and his beautiful but hallucinatory daughter, Fanny. The Hardegristle madness stems from 600 years of inbreeding. In fear of their lives, the Trollopes flee England on the HMS Bounty. In the ensuing mutiny, they are thrown overboard and into the middle of the Boston Tea Party. They now meet and are quickly swindled by John Hancock, a sleazy insurance salesman; Paul Revere, a fast talking pots and pans vendor hawking his latest invention, Reverware; and George Washington with his spring loaded wooden teeth. Events escalate to Lexington Green, where the Trollopes accidently spark off the American Revolution. But for these buffoons, American might have remained a peace loving British colony. / "Hilarious." Variety.

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