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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 812
EAN num: 9780822206859
ISBN number: 0822206854
Label: Dramatists Play Service
Manufacturer: Dramatists Play Service
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Printing Date: 1998-01
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I recently just finished performing a scene from this play for the Florida State Thespian festival. I found the play to be one of the most satisfying and hilarious reads in my life. McLure competently develops the characters of Roy and Ray throughout, and best of all, there are no real breaks in the laughter. The pacing is excellent and the underlying theme of relationships between brothers is not compromised in any way by the ridiculously funny circumstances in the play. I highly recommend it.
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"Lone Star" by James McLure is by far one of the best plays ever written.When reading or performing this play you can not help but to laugh. This play is about two brothers Roy and Ray who are out behind the local bar drinking. Ray trys to act cool and call Vietnam Nam' big mistake it leads Roy into a drunkin rage. Where he forces Ray into playing Vietnam with him, from there everything just gets crazy. By the end of the play Ray gets more and more stupid, Roy starts preaching but he is not making any sense, and they have both drank way too much."I'm talking about the Bible boy I'm talking about the Garden of Eden". Ray, not missing a beat replies "you are?". Lone Star is not only an outlandish crazy Texan Comedy it also contains every emotion known to man kind jealousy, hate for people who wear pocket protectors, love for inament objects(mainly a pink 1959 cadillac convertable), etc. James Mclure has truely written a masterpiece.
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"Lone Star" tracks quality time spent by Roy drinking lone star beers and attempting to "educate" is younger brother Ray about what it is like to have been Vietnam (Roy admonishes Ray by saying, "Nam? You can't say 'Nam. You weren't there! It's Vietnam to you!") However, Roy soon finds out that it is Ray who will "educate" him about the two things he loves the most - his wife and his car...
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Roy and Ray, unfortunatley named brothers, spend most Saturday nights out the back of angels bar drinking away from the rednecks. Roy's Pride and joy is a 1959 pink thunderbird convertable, his biggest hatred is Cletis T Fullernoy, a guy he's hated since school, when his car and Cletis meet disaster strikes. Deals with post Nam small Town attitutes, in a refreshingly comical view. Stunning!
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