Beginner's Luck
For many 19 year olds freedom from home and their parents leads to sex, drugs and rock and roll. For those more daring, more wild and more stupid, there is always fringe theater. Mark Feinman knows he…
Beginner's Luck
For many 19 year olds freedom from home and their parents leads to sex, drugs and rock and roll. For those more daring, more wild and more stupid, there is always fringe theater. Mark Feinman knows he's going to be big in showbusiness...it's just a matter of time. In a flash of inspiration he decides to tour a Shakespeare play around Europe. Undaunted by his inexperience and lack of organisational skills, he gathers together probably the worst cast of misfits ever assembled. The only thing that unifies Vagabond Theatre Company is that none of them have ever acted in their lives. Their situation is made more painful by the meteoric rise of their rivals, the massively successful, all singing, all dancing (all blonde!) Theatre Company, led by ex-matinee idol Andrew Fontaine. But the arrival of the mysterious and beautiful Anya spurs them on to their London premier at a strip club in Soho, hosted by Magic Bob. After a sublimely disastrous opening in London the young hopefuls flee to Edinburgh and then onto Paris in search of fame, fortune, sexual adventure and a decent meal. Once in the French capital things go from bad to worse resulting in begging, stealing and finally squatting. The hapless wannabes discover their own limits and after much sole-searching take the only true course of action available to them! —Daniel Bobroff <danielbobroff@hotmail.com>
Beginner's Luck
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
For many 19 year olds freedom from home and their parents leads to sex, drugs and rock and roll. For those more daring, more wild and more stupid, there is always fringe theater. Mark Feinman knows he's going to be big in showbusiness...it's just a matter of time.
In a flash of inspiration he decides to tour a Shakespeare play around Europe. Undaunted by his inexperience and lack of organisational skills, he gathers together probably the worst cast of misfits ever assembled. The only thing that unifies Vagabond Theatre Company is that none of them have ever acted in their lives.
Their situation is made more painful by the meteoric rise of their rivals, the massively successful, all singing, all dancing (all blonde!) Theatre Company, led by ex-matinee idol Andrew Fontaine. But the arrival of the mysterious and beautiful Anya spurs them on to their London premier at a strip club in Soho, hosted by Magic Bob. After a sublimely disastrous opening in London the young hopefuls flee to Edinburgh and then onto Paris in search of fame, fortune, sexual adventure and a decent meal.
Once in the French capital things go from bad to worse resulting in begging, stealing and finally squatting. The hapless wannabes discover their own limits and after much sole-searching take the only true course of action available to them! —Daniel Bobroff <danielbobroff@hotmail.com>.