Never Eat a Talking Lobster

Never Eat a Talking Lobster Tales of Moral Instruction For Incorrigible Children by Steph DeFerie

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Comedy
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45 - 50 minutes
6 f, 6 m, 6 either (12-38 actors possible: 6-32 f, 6-32 m)

When a narrator displeased with her part tries to ruin the happy endings of five Grimm's fairy tales, a talking lobster must save the day.

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