Dry Bones by
Harry, Larry, and Barry don't quite fit in with the rest of the living dead. Sure, they need human flesh to survive, but must the skeleton army so viciously raze its way across the post-apocalytic plain? OK, the living are a festering sore destroying each other and the known world, but is the only solution to wipe them out? And yes, it is an indisputable fact that the dead have risen from their graves, but...
Harry, Larry, and Barry don't quite fit in with the rest of the living dead. Sure, they need human flesh to survive, but must the skeleton army so viciously raze its way across the post-apocalytic plain? OK, the living are a festering sore destroying each other and the known world, but is the only solution to wipe them out? And yes, it is an indisputable fact that the dead have risen from their graves, but for what purpose?
Equal parts Bruegel, Beckett, and Three Stooges, Dry Bones is an existential comedy that asks not about the meaning of life, but the meaning of death.
Equal parts Bruegel, Beckett, and Three Stooges, Dry Bones is an existential comedy that asks not about the meaning of life, but the meaning of death.