Parker Drew's "Mark Twain Revisited"

 

In Parker Drew’s remarkable one-man show, ‘Mark Twain Revisited,’ audiences once again have the opportunity to meet this true American treasure, and to experience Twain’s brilliant, and often thought-provoking observations of the human race. Since 1969, Mr. Drew has presented the program in its full-length version at hundreds of colleges and universities across the United States. Partially scripted, and partially improvised for each performance, ‘Mark Twain Revisited’ creates the illusion that Samuel Clemens himself stands before the audience, spinning tales that are at once brilliantly funny, and profoundly wise. Mr. Twain may expound on his disdain for doctors, lawyers, and politicians in one portion of his speech, and then deliver a touching portrait of our forgotten childhood dreams. The result is a tour-de-force performance that you will remember long after the laughter has faded away. Click this text to see Mr. Twain’s recent interviews at the Brumder Mansion Bed & Breakfast.