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End Times: A Comedy
- Narrated by: David Beroff, Sherry Grenader, Bob Hughes, Kim Holmes, Alex Levy, Marie O'Dell, Sam Smith
- Length: 1 hr and 58 mins
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End Times: A Comedy
Narrated by:
David Beroff, Sherry Grenader, Bob Hughes, Kim Holmes, Alex Levy, Marie O'Dell, Sam Smith
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Summary
Imagine the biblical book of Revelations, rewritten by Woody Allen or Mel Brooks. End Times: A Comedy in Two Acts, has more laughs in each scene than the entire Left Behind series. Co-playwrights and twin brothers Bill and Bob Schmalfeldt worked on this project. Unfortunately, Bob died of a stroke in 2004. Bill doesn't think it was related to the writing of this play.
©2010 William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr. (P)2015 William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr.