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Truculentus; The Churl

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Truculentus; The Churl

Titus Maccius Plautus

"Phronesium, a Courtesan, has three admirers - Dinarchus, a dissipated young Athenian; Strabax, a young man from the country; and Stratophanes, an officer in the Babylonian army." After many perplexing complexities, which will she choose? - Summary by The Play and Todd

Cast list:
Stratophanes, a Captain in the Babylonian service: Jon Hunter
Strabax, a young man from the country: Inkell
Dinarchus, a young Athenian: Priamedes
Stratilax, the Churl, the servant of Strabax: ToddHW
Callicles, an aged Athenian: Adrian Stephens
Geta, servant of Dinarchus: Alan Mapstone
Phronesium, a Courtesan: Agnes Robert Behr
Astaphium, her servant: Beeswaxcandle
Syra, the female hair-dresser of Phronesium: ShrimpPhish
A Maid-Servant of Callicles: Sonia
Stage Directions: Larry Wilson
Editing: ToddHW

Year of Publication: 1913Genres: Comedy
Running Time: 01 hour 42 minutes 15 seconds
#Chapter Name
1
The Nights
Act 1
ToddHW
41:21
2
The Nights
Act 2
Alan Mapstone
23:36
3
The Nights
Act 3
ToddHW
5:25
4
The Nights
Act 4
Larry Wilson
21:56
5
The Nights
Act 5
Larry Wilson
9:57

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