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ByChris Coculuzzi,William Shakespeare

Shakespeare's Comic Olympics

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“You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child.” –Dr. Seuss

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Swifter. Higher. Stronger. Funnier! Another four summers have passed and with it come the age-old Games known for its athletic achievements, dedication, perseverance, andurinating into little cups. As the comically-charged competition hurdles forward, teams from Greece, England, France, and Italy showcase their top athletes in such standard events as Love Letter Relay, Infidelity Aquatics, Shooting Love Riddles, Cross Dressage, and the crowd favourite Clown Decathlon, all culminating in the always physically demanding Marital Marathon. Add to the mix such demonstration sports as Bear Baiting and Rodeo Shrew Taming and the Slapstick Shenanigans erupt with more hilarity than you can shake a Shtick at! Upstart Crow Sports Network (UCSN) proudly brings you Shakespeares Comic Olympics, a clever hybrid of improvised sporting play and spectacle theatre transforming Shakespeares Comedies and Romances into Olympic events. Ben Jonson and Jack Falstaff provide all the play-by-play colour commentary with interviews and updates from that on-the-track historian/reporter Raphael Holinshed, as Olympic athletes overcome incredible obstacles and comic feats of timing in their quest for that coveted Ring Finger Gold!

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