←Recommendations of The Frogs' Revenge

This feels like a mix of a Monty Python sketch and a Twilight Zone episode. With a little of Chekov's THE SNEEZE thrown in for good measure! A very atmospheric scene that will be great for a design team to execute as well as some great physical choreography!

For a short play that uses sound - the cacophonous symphony of frogs in a pond near a French Restaurant - to create unease - THE FROG’S REVENGE by Nora Louise Syran is hard to beat. For its brutal and sensual efficacy and deep resonances, it reminds me of Artaud’s Theater of Cruelty. I will now have even a harder time someday trying leg of frog. Terrific work!

Having gotten to know Nora a bit on Facebook, I decided it was time to check out some of her writing. "The Frog's Revenge" sounded like a fun, quick place to start. And it is exactly that: Fun and quick. Any actor would have a blast playing the Glutton here, proving you definitely are what you eat! I will have to read more of Nora's work.

They say you are what you eat and the glutton wonderfully personifies this through their overindulgence and death-ribbits. A great bite-sized dosed of spooky season fun!

Ha! I've never eaten frogs legs before, now maybe I won't! This glutton has had too many and the frogs kick back! Great fun, dark, but great!