2. Plot
A storm traps the Holloway family in their newly
purchased Wild Moose Lodge for a crazy night no
one will ever forget.
Murder
Incest
Paraplegic
MOOSE!!!
3. Eugene O’Neill Theatre
13 previews
Opened February 22, 1983
Closed February 22, 1983
4. Arthur Bicknell
“If your name is Arthur Bicknell — or anything
like it — change it”
Dennis Cunningham- CBS
Literary agent & publicist
Moose Murdered: Or How I Learned to Stop
Worrying and Love My Broadway Bomb
7. Reviews
“From now on there will be two groups of
theater-goers in this world: those who have seen
‘Moose Murders,’ and those who have not”
"the season's most stupefying flop - a show so
preposterous that it made minor celebrities out
of everyone who witnessed it, whether from on
stage or in the audience”
“the worst play I’ve ever seen on a Broadway
stage”
Frank Rich- The New York Times
8. Reviews Cont.
staged by “a blind director repeatedly kicked in
the groin”
John Simon- New York Magazine
“Those of us who have witnessed the play… will
undoubtedly hold periodic reunions, in the noble
tradition of survivors of the Titanic”
John Simon- New York Magazine
a play that “would insult the intelligence of an
audience consisting entirely of amoebas”
Brendan Gill- The New Yorker
11. Works Cited
"Arthur Bicknell Learns To Love His Bomb: Q&A
with the Author of "Moose Murders"" Artinfo.
N.p., n.d. Web. 9 Dec. 2013.
"PLAYBILL." Moose Murders on Broadway. N.p.,
n.d. Web. 9 Dec. 2013.
"Remember ‘Moose Murders’? She Was There —
Onstage." ArtsBeat Remember Moose Murders
She Was There Onstage Comments. N.p., n.d.
Web. 9 Dec. 2013.