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The fat boy / Tony Ayres
Bib ID 896651
Format BookBook
Author
Ayres, Tony
 
Description Sydney : Currency Press in association with Playbox Theatre, Melbourne, 2003 
74 p. ; 21 cm. 
ISBN 0868197041 (paperback)
Series

Current theatre series.

Summary

Trevor's having trouble finding love. Is it because he's fat, gay and squeals like a girl? Or is it because his mother's a vulgar mouthed, sex obsessed psychic? Whatever the reason, everything he touches turns to crap. Will he ever find the love he craves? Will anyone else survive?

Subjects Sexual orientation -- Drama.
Other authors/contributors Playbox Theatre (Melbourne, Vic.)

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