Arms and the Man
Arms and the Man by Hannah Bos is an Acting Edition published by Concord Theatricals in 2011, comprising 90 pages. This work presents a comedic action/mystery set in a quiet town where the local police navigate unexpected challenges after a flood destroys their station. The narrative unfolds in a community center, blending elements of nostalgia and athleticism as the characters confront mysteries and chase criminals amidst their everyday lives.
Readers will find a unique exploration of small-town dynamics, where familiar routines are disrupted by unforeseen events. The story captures the essence of community spirit while delving into themes of drama and satire, reflecting on the complexities of life in a seemingly simple environment. With its engaging premise, this edition invites readers to consider the layers beneath the surface of ordinary life, where nothing is quite as it seems.
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Two cops … in the kind of quiet little town where a kid dreams of growing up to be a fireman. Or a racecar driver. Where the only question you ask yourself at the end of the day is if you’re gonna knock back your cold one at Swanky’s, Spanky’s, or Zingers. A town where neighbors pitch in to help neighbors in need, and where if you wake up in the middle of the night … you should keep your eyes closed. Because the man in red is there in the corner. Watching you. Smiling at you with his yellow eyes and black teeth. Best to pretend you’re still asleep. In this comedic action/mystery of holiday nostalgia and athletic rigor, when a flood destroys the police station, the local cops set up shop in the nearby community center. Mysteries emerge. Criminals are chased. Racquetball is played. In this town, nothing is what it seems … or is it?
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