Faire Playes
Seventeen Theatrical Pieces in a Mock-Elizabethan Manner from the Post-Modern End of the Second Millennium A.D.
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About the Book
What is a pageant? A theatrical event from the simplest ceremony to the most elaborate extravaganza an audience can behold. This volume contains seventeen short performance pieces originally created for a Renaissance fair over a twenty year period. Each one has been illustrated by the author in diverse styles. They are presented here for anyone looking for something to perform, some inspiration for their own creative process, or something to entertain them awhile.
About the Author
Marc Honor has lived in Southern California all his life. He has a BA in Dramatic Arts from UCSB and did some graduate work at CSUN. He has been associated with the Renaissance Pleasure Faire for almost fifty years, forty of those years in St. Cuthbert's Guild for Parades and Pageantry for whom he wrote these plays.