Killed By An Idiot And Its Son: A Play

Bright, Robin
Teacher of English language and literature since '94 in Hungary, Poland, Russia, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Oman, Libya, Turkey, China, and Azerbaijan. Published in the Hungarian Institute for Educational Research`s Education, `Learning To Study`, Winter-Spring, '95.

High above the city of New Coala Coco. The symbols of the city pan out before the eyes of the audience. The Twin Coala Coco Towers in the shape of two classic Coala Coco bottles, Coala Coco Light, and Coala Coco Zero, and the company headquarters (CCHQ) in the form of a classic Coala Coco can with squiggly straw attached; serving as a satellite broadcasting and receiving telecommunications` mast. The open air public bathing facilities, with the Coala Coco logo visible at the bottom on the marble in the still cool waters of the early evening, and surrounded by beach umbrellas in the Coala Coco colors` insignia awaiting tomorrows` residents and local inhabitants` poolside cavortings at the Coala Coco hotel, which is an iconoclast`s dream shaped like a `real thing` drink. Poolside attendant: `Coala Coco is it!` The huge modern art exhibit in the center of the city of New Coala Coco is a Coala Coco ring pull. Tho` slightly bent, as if recently discarded, it nevertheless takes center stage in platinum and gold. Opposite the icon is the Coala Coco Exhibition Center (CCEC) where the event is to transpire which will change the course of human history.