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    Vice Versa

    By Phil Porter

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    A side-splitting comedy romp, lovingly ripped off from the Roman comedies of Plautus.

    A wily servant and a pair of young lovers team up to bamboozle a pompous general in this riotous new comedy. Dodgy disguises, comic capers and a talking monkey create pandemonium as the tricksters try to save the girl, free the servant and live to tell the tale!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOberon Books
    Release dateMay 11, 2017
    ISBN9781786820778
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    Vice Versa
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    Phil Porter

    Phil Porter is a successful, award-winning playwright. His plays include Stealing Sweets And Punching People, Smashed Eggs (winner of the Arts Council Children's Award), Isolated Children In Far Away Places, Broken, Starseeker, Blink and The Christmas Truce. Phil has also written for TV and is developing a number of television and film projects.

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