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Three
One Act Plays (or a
1 x 3 Act Play) ... |
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Genre
- Drama (either 2m, 1f, or 4m, 3f) |
Three
plays (or acts) that explore the reasons why three
couples have booked into the honeymoon suite at
a country hotel.
Two of the three are just married - for one it's
barely six weeks since they met, the other couple
though have known each other for twenty years.
Why so soon? Why so long? The third couple are
not married, at least, not to each other. This
and a secret discovered, casts a shadow over their
weekend. Francis, the genial, Irish hotel porter
links all three plays with his homespun philosophy
and his 'see nothing', 'get you anything' attitiude
to his valued guests. |
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Just
like Marmite, you'll either love or hate ... |
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Compassionately telling the
story of Charles and Diana - focussing on their courtship,
their marriage and her relationship with her children
and the rest of the Royal Family.
'Princess
Diana, the musical' culminates at the time
of her divorce, but ends at the time of her funeral.
As the musical progresses it portrays the evolution
of the young Diana into the intelligent, mature woman
who, becomes arguably the most famous, (certainly
one of the most famous), women in the world. Respectful
of the Royal Family and genuinely sympathetic to all
concerned it bubbles over with emotion and vitality.
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