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The Hubble-Shue

By Christian Carstairs

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness a riotous assembly of odd characters entangled in comical chaos and social satire, as a dinner party turns into a public spectacle, blurring the boundaries between performance and reality.

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2011-01-22
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Summary

"The Hubble-Shue" by Christian Carstairs is a theatrical play from the later 1700s, blending humor and mystery through its cast that provokes curiosity and laughter. The narrative dives into the complex ways people relate and behave in society, told through a bizarre and whimsical story. The play revolves around different people like Gustard and Lady Gundie, including church leaders and young women, who find themselves in comical and turbulent happenings. The characters speak with humor, misunderstandings, and quirks, creating an amusing story. A disrupted supper escalates into a preposterous public moment, exposing the odd customs of their world. This all teases performative arts and viewers reactions, giving spirited insights on how fake and real events intertwine.

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