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“Lively, irreverent and fast moving
... it works!” |
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George
Owen, Drama Association of Wales |
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| The village drama group has lost all
their men. The future looks bleak until
a bright, young director, Francesca Delmarco,
agrees to help them out.
She is professionally trained and she has
a plan which will give the group a new lease
of life. She persuades them to enter the
'Dame Agnes Wragg Festival of One Act Plays
for an All Female Cast' with a play she
has written herself.
Francesca's play is controversial; it concerns
a lesbian couple who want to have a baby.
When the word gets out, the vicar's wife,
Agatha Frost, attempts to ban the production.
However, The Players have their own way
of dealing with misguided authority. |
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| Marge - an
officious, domineering, retired civil servant. |
| Betty - a
quick witted, retired matron. |
| Faye - an
aspiring actress who has missed the boat,
an aesthete. |
| Francesca
- a young director, enthusiastic and ambitious,
angry. |
| Julie - a
college girl with a fresh innocence. |
| Babs - the
general dogsbody. |
| Agatha Frost
- the Vicar's wife, Chair of the Community
Council. |
| Drama Competition judge. |
| Jenny - a prize-winner (non speaking role)
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Royalties
Royalty fees are payable for each
performance given to an audience.
Obtain a quotation by either completing
the Application at the Credit Card payment
Checkout, or this Online
Application Form or mail-in our
printed Application
Form. |
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Amateur Groups : |
£ 30.00 or £ 45.00 per
combined performance where two
or more one act plays from P&M
are performed together. |
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Schools
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£
20.00 or £ 30.00 per combined
performance where two or more
one act plays from P&M are
performed together. |
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