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The shortest theatrical plays ..........

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jackthehat | 11:48 Wed 11th Nov 2009 | ChatterBank
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Following on from Eds recent posts about shortest books, film prequel titles, etc., and a current discussion in the Arts section,

what would be the shortest theatrical play you could go and see ?

How about, "Hello, Godot" ?
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"Breath" ... also by Sam Beckett

... is about 30 seconds long.

Or ... short.
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But that's a real one......................:o(
Oh, I see.

Sorry.
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If you want to continue with Beckett, how about
* Come (1965)
* Minor Panic (1982)
* What (1983) ?
LOL Jack

Or ...

Krapp ('s Last Tape)

Worst (ward Ho)

LOL
how a bout a play called the sneeze
they come out pretty quick
or one called premature ejaculation????
Catastrophe became "Minor Panic" ... yes?
zzxxee

There was an Annual Dinner for the Premature Ejaculation Society.

The dress code was "come in your pants"
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Yes..................:o)
If
the shortest play is fore
the shortest play"im not your friend im going in"
wouldn't be a long play then would it? lol
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zzxxee - quite ..........or possibly not............?
can you do better jack????
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By Shakespeare -
Love's labours found.
The small squall.
A midsummer night's insomnia............
not really understanding the last one on that list jack xx
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Well, the entire play is a dream...........
If you had insomnia you wouldn't be dreaming.................therefore a short play.
of course !!!!! doh xxxx

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