£6.00
This play is an imagined re-enactment of the fascinating real-life story of Count Victor Lustig, probably the greatest con-men of all time.
In 1925 the Count, accompanied by his sidekick, Dapper Dan, sold the Eiffel tower for scrap- twice.
So who was he?
And what happened next?
If you intend to stage this play, it is advisable not to tell your audience that it is about the fraudulent sale of the Eiffel Tower.
You do not want to spoil the surprise.
Victor Lustig A man in his mid-thirties. He has a 5cms scar on his left cheek
Old Victor As an old man
Dan Collings A dapper well-dressed mof a similar age. American accent
Waiter A French Waiter
Frau Von Meyer An aristocratic woman
Five men Scrap merchants, Well dressed
André Poisson Scrap merchant, not as well dressed
M. Poisson André Poisson’s wife
Maid Hotel Maid
APPROX 75 MINUTES
Preview available here
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