Funhouse
Synopsis
"Welcome to the Freak Show" is a refrain in the Funhouse: a claustrophobically small, dark room in which Eric Bogosian's furious series of monologues plays out. The flipside of the American Dream, the dark underbelly of post-Vietnam masculinity, the outcasts and the repugnant insiders all around us: Bogosian is savage on the state we are in.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jo Bonney, Lewis MacAdams
- Original Title
- Funhouse
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jo Bonney, Lewis MacAdams
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Jo Bonney
Director
Lewis MacAdams
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What is Funhouse about?
"Welcome to the Freak Show" is a refrain in the Funhouse: a claustrophobically small, dark room in which Eric Bogosian's furious series of monologues plays out. The flipside of the American Dream, the dark underbelly of post-Vietnam masculinity, the outcasts and the repugnant insiders all around us: Bogosian is savage on the state we are in.
Who directed Funhouse?
Funhouse was directed by Jo Bonney, Lewis MacAdams.
Who stars in Funhouse?
The principal cast of Funhouse includes Eric Bogosian.
When was Funhouse released and how long is it?
Funhouse was released in 1986 with a total runtime of Unknown.