Mark Twain Himself (Missouri)

Twain's] convoluted sentence structure and antiquated language often fails to hold their attention...Related in a rambling style with many asides, just as Twain told his stories, the production meanders along with little or no seeming direction, dispensing nuggets of good old-fashioned American wisdom along the way. Garey as Twain concludes his "services" with the funniest bit of the play, a treatise on ways of dying, which include the dreaded 'being talked to death.' A brief concluding interview with Garey sheds some light on Twain's life and hometown..."