Too True to Be Good Playbill - March 1963
How to describe a play in which the first character to speak is a microbe? Shaw’s ‘Political Extravaganza,’ written in 1932, foreshadows the insanity that was about to engulf the world. With a cavalier disregard for the unities of time and place, the play takes us on a surreal journey into the heart of the outdated public and private prejudices and errors that would soon be swept away – or would they?
| Tony Award | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1963 | Producer of a Play | Nominee |
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