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Winner
- Drama Association of Wales
Annual Playwriting Competition 1997
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The cleaning ladies
in the municipal art gallery enjoy their
work. Not only does it provide them with
an escape from the mundane reality of their
lives outside the marble halls, but they
have grown to love and appreciate the objects
in their care, although certain aspects
of avant-garde art does worry them.
Rumours of government cut backs threaten
to upset their cosy regime. However, in
the face of adversity they come up with
a solution that not only secures their futures
and helps to save the gallery, but also
ensures that their lives will never be quite
the same again.
A beautifully crafted and very popular
play, ideal for festivals, and capable of
being played by either an all female cast,
or female principals with a few male supporting
roles. |
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| Principals |
| Liz -late 50’s, a
Scot |
| Vera - late 50’s,
northern English. |
| Mair - 40-50, Welsh |
| Support |
| Bridget - 30-50, Irish, the curator |
| Guest 1 & 2 - visitors to the Art Gallery
(m/f) |
| Cleaner - a non-speaking role (m/f) |
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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
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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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