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    Phil d'Aberdeen
    Phil d'Aberdeen
    Phil d'Aberdeen
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    Phil d'Aberdeen

    By Daniel Falco

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    Phil d'Aberdeen by Daniel Falco

    A play in Anglo-Saxon sauce ...

    Phil d'aberdeen

    Phil the Scotsman, Phil the English, Phil the hero. Three different features for the same man who embodies the fundamental values ​​of human life, seen as the only possibility of expressing himself in small and large enterprises, in hatred and love, in truth and falsehood, in courage and fear. Daniel Falco's theater comes to life, it dialogues with the actors, with the characters, with the scenes. And it does so through a curtain.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBadPress
    Release dateJan 23, 2022
    ISBN9781667424958
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