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Piccolo takes to the high seas with a castaway tale written by Ken Raabe, who has tossed this classic into a blender to create a tale of Robinson Crusoe meets Survivor meets Gilligan’s Island meets Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea.

Throw in some fearsomely funny cannibals, an evil media producer, hilarious songs, sailors, cross-dressing old dames, and an underwater battle with a giant squid and you have Piccolo’s “Robinson Crusoe.”

Here’s what our critics say:

“Slapstick fun for the kids and naughty double entendre for the adults.” – Robert Lorzel, Pioneer Local

“No brow is too low here. Synchronize spit and sea sickness, a black-lit nautical ballet including a giant squid…and peppy vaudeville choruses that reinvent perpetual motion are all brought out. Sublimely silly.” – Lawrence Bommer, Chicago Reader

“Perfect for those who enjoy outlandish humor.” – Brian Murphy, Evanston Roundtable

“Smiley Bonez” image by Al Pier was made into a T-Shirt to be sold at performances of Robinson Crusoe.