Cast Size: 5 (3M, 2W)
Approximate Run Time: 2h Number of Acts: Two Acts |
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SynopsisDavid is a black grad student assigned to read Gone With The Wind for a Southern Lit class. But David doesn’t want to read any novel about “white crackers getting rich off the sweat of their black brethren” so he puts it off until the night before the test. Then, under the influence of too much partying, David passes out in the middle of the story only to wake up and find himself at Terra Firma, the plantation home of Starlett O’Hara. It’s only a wild, crazy-ass dream, right? Or is it? David begins to wonder as he gets pulled into the plot of America’s most famous romance… slightly skewed and fraught with musical zaniness. Will Starlett and that scoundrel Whet Butler ever hook up? Is Smelanie Hamilton really that sweet? Can Whammy teach Sissy how to tap? All these questions and a zillion more you never thought to ask… well, they won’t be answered, but who cares? We’ll worry about that tomorrow… |
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Casting Notes:
The following roles are to be played by the same actor: David/Sissy Emerald/Ghastly/Stank Whet/Whammy Smelanie/Swell Reviews“Hilarious, side-splitting fun…”Robert McKinney, Bristol Herald Courier
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Production HistoryI’ll Never Be Hungry Again was first produced in 2006 and again in 2013 by Barter Theatre (Abingdon, VA), Richard Rose, Producing Artistic Director.I’ll Never Be Hungry Again was produced in 2007 by Off Square Theatre Company (Jackson Hole, WY), Bob Stephenson, General Manager I’ll Never Be Hungry Again was produced in 2008 by Greenbrier Valley Theatre (Lewisburg, WV), Cathey Crowell Sawyer, Artistic Director |
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