Theater
January, 1968
Harold Wonder (Jerry Orbach), the hero of Bruce Jay Friedman's first play, Scuba Duba, thinks of himself as a "warm, glandular human being," an expert on pressure points and erogenous zones and a liberal on racial matters. Actually, Harold is a flop--even on erogenous zones. He and his wife have rented a villa on the Riviera, and as the play begins, she has run off with a scuba diver, a Negro scuba diver. His masculinity challenged, his liberalism put to the crucial test, Harold respon...
