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The Bible: The Complete Word of God (Abridged)

THE REDUCED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY is a unique experience. Their fast, funny and slightly off-kilter approach to such traditional subjects as world history, William Shakespeare, and the world's greatest literature have won them international acclaim and sold out performances at such prestigious venues as The White House, The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and Montreal's famed “Just for Laughs Festival” just to name a few. With “The Bible” they have taken their irreverence to a new “higher” level.

As they tell it themselves, “We wrote “The Bible (abridged)” when the good folks at Washington DC's Kennedy Center requested a follow-up to our eight week sold-out run of “Shakespeare” and “America”. After workshops as far off-Broadway as possible – Alaska- the show premiered at the Kennedy Center in 1995. It ran for twelve sold-out weeks and received a Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding New Play. “The Bible (abridged)” was recorded over three hectic days in London. We used to mention “queuing for a fortnight” but abandoned the idea because we didn't know what it meant or how it was spelled.”

The Reduced Shakespeare Company are frequent contributors to National Public Radio's “All Things Considered”.

Disclaimer / In the Beginning Blues / Greatest Story Ever Accepted as Fact / Research Material / Garden of Eden / Begattin' / Noah's Ark / Tower of Babel / Abraham / Story Time / Jews in Space / Joseph / Top Ten Rejected Commandments / Joshua / The Book of Job ... and 22 more tracks of hilarity!

	The Bible
	Radio Show, Vol. 1
	Radio Show, Vol. 2
	Radio Show, Vol. 3

	Brett Eidman
	The Jokester
	Classic Box Set
	John Pinette DVD
	John Heffron
	Dick Grande
	Raunchiest Women
	Nat'l Lampoon's Radio Hour
	Nat'l Lampoon's White Album
	Suzanne Westenhoefer

	Nat'l Lampoon's Box
	John Pinette
	John Heffron
	Brian Regan
	Dick Grande
	Alonzo Bodden
	Bobby Collins
	Suzanne Westenhoefer
	Pablo Francisco
	Stand-Up Reagan

	National Lampoon
	Harvard Lampoon
	Reduced Shakespeare