THE WALLS HAVE THE FLOOR
LAS PAREDES TIENEN LA PALABRA

PLOT: Two plays.

Bilingual English/Spanish edition published by the University of Cuenca Press, Cuenca, Ecuador (1994). Imported and distributed in the USA by The Imaginary Press.

THE WALLS HAVE THE FLOOR/LAS PAREDES TIENEN LA PALABRA - a group of comedians in an unidentified Latin American country put on satiric cabaret sketches lampooning their government's policies, but they have to revise their routines every night because the government changes just as often.

MAXIMUM ATARAXY/ATARAXIA MAXIMA - two groups of post-nuclear survivors struggle to learn each other's languages so that the epic tale of their final battle can be told. Thanks to the Reagan era for producing this nightmare.

"It's either a happy tragedy or a VERY grim comedy." (from TWHTF)

REVIEWS:
"A mixture of Woody Allen and Samuel Beckett."     -- From the Introduction by Cecilia Suarez Moreno, University of Cuenca