The Electric Man Being the One Act Version of the Three Act Farcical Comedy of the Same Name

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In the early 20th century, the rise of industrial innovation sparked a wave of creativity in the arts, giving birth to unique comedic narratives. "The Electric Man" by Charles Hannan is a one-act farcical comedy that explores themes of identity and invention through the misadventures of Walter Everest, a chemist who ingeniously creates an automaton that mirrors his own persona. This witty play delves into the absurdities of self-replication and the nature of humanity, inviting readers to ponder the implications of technological advancement. Ideal for students, theater enthusiasts, and civic activists, this engaging work offers a humorous yet thought-provoking lens on the intersection of science and society. Experience the hilarity and intellect of "The Electric Man" as it challenges conventions with charm and wit.