ARMY SLUT BOY just wants real love. HAM and CHEESE BOY just wants to change the world. And TAMBOURINE BOY? Well... he's got rhythm. Lotsa rhythm. A one-man show about three BOYS (sorry... young men) and their lives, loves or lack thereof. Paul Dunn's tour-de-force solo show - which features the favourite "Tambourine Boy at Christian Summer Youth Camp" monologue - is a look at three 20-somethings in the late 90's, seeking to come of age. A critical hit and audience favourite of the Montreal Fringe, and Theatre Direct's 2000 Buncha' Young Artists... Festival.
Keywords: gay, solo, monologues
Genre: Comedy
Acts: 1
Run time: 80 minutes
Male roles: 1
"BOYS is a slightly twisted, funny look at three young men who don't feel like men yet."
- Amy Barratt, Montreal Mirror
"Paul Dunn's solo play, BOYS... is a riotously funny and intricately woven story of three 22-year-olds facing a bleak future..."
"Paul Dunn's solo play, BOYS... is a riotously funny and intricately woven story of three 22-year-olds facing a bleak future..."
- GaÄ—tan L. Charlebois, HOUR Magazine
"...the script is bursting with sympathetic humour, with just enough mordant implications to keep us feeling intellectually respectable"
"...the script is bursting with sympathetic humour, with just enough mordant implications to keep us feeling intellectually respectable"
- Robert Cushman, National Post