Two Gentlemen of Lebowski

A Most Excellent Comedie and Tragical Romance

De: Adam Bertocci

Narrado por: Bernard Setaro Clark

What if William Shakespeare had written The Big Lebowski?

The Dude has met the Bard, and he doth abide.

Join "The Knave" and Sir Walter on a wild tale of mistaken identity, kidnapping, bowling, and a rug that, in faith, really tied the room together - in a sidesplitting Shakespearean comedy of errors and ninepins, told in five glorious acts of iambic pentameter and impeccable period prose.

It's already a theatrical hit and a worldwide viral phenomenon.

Two Gentlemen of Lebowski is not endorsed by or associated with the Coen Brothers, the writers and directors of the film The Big Lebowski; or Working Title or Universal Pictures, the producer and distributor of The Big Lebowski. Any and all adaptation rights in and to the The Big Lebowski are reserved to the Coen Brothers and to Universal Pictures.

©2010 Adam Bertocci, published by arrangement with Levine Greenberg Rostan Literary Agency (P)2015 ListenUp Production, LLC

The Dude Abides this fantastic re-telling

One of the Bard's greatest comedies. Wonderfully written, great narration.

The better you know the movie, the more you'll love this.

Lebowski as Shakespeare

I'm a Lebowski fan who's read at least three books on the Dude's story before listening to this one. It's a great retelling of Dude's journey, all dressed up in fancy prose and ninepins. Give it a listen, fellow Knaves.

A classic redone

Shakespearean greatness coupled with bowling balls and a desire to retie the room together. Excellent.

pretty well done. toasts.

seemed true to story line. appreciated the play on mild gothic themes. the seamus character could have been more explored, but still a worthy listen.

If you love Shakespeare and stupidity makes you laugh

All the while listening to this I could hear the voices from the great actors of Movie saying the lines in my head! I was cracking up laughing the whole time. It’s such a ridiculously funny play. Though I’d concede that ‘ol Billy Shakespeare would likely be envious that he didn’t think up this crazy tale himself he’d probably like the way his words were stolen
to tell it.

Hey, careful, man, there's a beverage here!

I have nothing but gratitude for Adam Bertocci’s undertaking. This was an original idea that was brilliantly executed!