Satire
The History of Troilus and Cressida (version 2)
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William Shakespeare
The History of Troilus and Cressida has long baffled critics and audiences alike for its inconsistent tone, which ranges from bawdy comedy t…
Monsieur De Pourceaugnac
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Molière
'Monsieur de Pourceaugnac', acted on October 6, 1669, is nothing but a farce. But Molière excels in farce as well as in higher comedy…
The Inconstant
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George Farquhar
Subtitled "The Way to Win Him:, this play is placed in Paris - a change from many others of Farquhar's plays which used English setting…
Bill Nye's Sparks
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Bill Nye
Humorist Bill Nye, in his brief 46 years, served as justice of the peace, newspaperman, miner, and postmaster in the rough town of Laramie, …
The Bores
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Molière
Moliere: "Never was any Dramatic performance so hurried as this; and it is a thing, I believe, quite new, to have a comedy planned, fin…
The Litigants
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Jean Racine
This play, which is neither a comedy or a farce but has elements in common with each, was first performed in 1668 at Paris, and afterwards a…
Back to Methuselah
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George Bernard Shaw
In this late work, Shaw examines many contemporary issues under the broad rubric of evolution and then illustrates his opinions in five brie…
Don Quixote in England
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Henry Fielding
"The Audience, I believe, are all acquainted with the Character of Don Quixote and Sancho. I have brought them over into England, and i…
Zadig or The Book of Fate (Version 2)
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Voltaire
"there is no Evil under the Sun, but some Good proceeds from it:" -- this quote from this novel sums it up. One of Voltaire's most…
Bob and Ray WOR 168 November 01 1973
Thursday- Shopping at the Mall, Mayor giving a speech From the Marry Backstayge reels. This tape degrades as the days go by.
Bob and Ray WOR 169 November 02 1973
Friday- Mayor still talking From the Mary Backstayge reels. This tapes sound degrades as the days go by. There is also cross talk from the o…
Bob and Ray WOR 170 November 05 1973
Monday- Westchester Furioso, Pop gets flowers From the Mary Backstayge reels. This tapes sound degrades as the episodes go by. There is also…
Bob and Ray WOR 176 November 13, 1973
Short on space, Pop gets put in the Nursery. There may be cross-talk on this episode. Next Episode: https://archive.org/details/bn-r-1771114…
Bob and Ray WOR 177 November 14, 1973
Pop gets visitors in the hospital. This episode has un-removable reverse cross-talk. The Toasters know which episode it is but don't care. N…
Bob and Ray WOR 178 November 15, 1973
An unexplainable discussion with Greg then Pop in the hospital with amnesia. Next Episode: https://archive.org/details/bn-r-17911161973-visi…
Bob and Ray WOR 180 November 19, 1973
Pops plays ping-pong with Nurse Rudehouse. Next Episode: https://archive.org/details/bn-r-18111201973-pop-robs
Bob and Ray WOR 181 November 20, 1973
On Mary Backstayge, Pop robs the hospital gift shop. Next Episode: https://archive.org/details/bn-r-18211211973-cops-arrive-partial
Bob and Ray WOR 182 November 21, 1973
On this partial episode the cops come for Pop. This episode is short due because the tape ran out. A Truly Desperate event. Next Episode:
Bob and Ray WOR 685 October 21 1975
B2
B2 has provided an episode too clean to be truly desperate. Good with the bad. Rehearsals for "A Tale Of Two Cities" and more of t…
Bob and Ray WOR 686 October 22 1975
B2
Rehearsals for "A Tale Of Two Cities" continue and more of the show. Yes, Felicia Floodgate does dip by. B2 has provided another e…