(Result #9): Verlonis: A Play in One Act (1953). Written and performed once by the Czech absurdist Václav Havel (before he became famous). The play was a monologue delivered by an actor sitting in a chair, facing away from the audience. He never spoke. After 20 minutes, he stood up and walked offstage. The script, if it ever existed, is lost. A single review from a Prague literary magazine called it “the most profound meditation on tyranny ever staged—because it said absolutely nothing.”
He returned to the search results. There were five left. Five more entries across the weird hinterlands of the archive: Podcasts , Theatre , Radio Plays , Periodicals , and Miscellaneous . Searching for- Verlonis in-All CategoriesMovies...
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