The Quiet Hotel: A Farcical Sketch in One Act

About this book

In the early 20th century, the rise of comedic theater reflected societal shifts and the quest for humor amid change. "The Quiet Hotel: A Farcical Sketch in One Act" by Frank Dumont presents a whimsical narrative set in a peculiar country hotel, where the eccentricities of its sole staff member, Susan, and her ambitious porter, Rubber-Neck, unfold. This one-act play cleverly intertwines themes of aspiration and absurdity, showcasing the characters' hilarious interactions as they navigate their unconventional environment. Ideal for students and theater enthusiasts alike, this farce offers a unique lens on human ambition and folly, making it a delightful exploration of comedic potential in everyday life.