Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! is the umbrella title of six short and bitingly satiric plays lampooning George W. Bush and his administration. The plays, all written by Gene Ruffini, have a total cast of 14.
The plays are:
Dancing in the Dock: Bush and cohorts are defendants in a war crimes trial.
The Pickle of King George: King George is faced with turmoil and corruption in his court and in the colonies in the Revolutionary War.
War Is Sell: Two stockbrokers vie in selling the glories and profits of war to their clients.
The Sweetbird of Truth: A senior White House media specialist teaches a pretty young intern how to spin the news.
Oh, Say Can You See: Americans enjoy a raucous July 4th picnic and invite Iraqi refugees to join them while ominous explosions sound in the distance.
The Sparta Gene: A typical American family of the near future holds an intervention to try to rid a family member of pacifist behavior.
Appropriate for audiences 12 and up.