[Complete] One Act Play Collection 009 - LT

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wib66
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jburlinson wrote:Hi -- could I claim section 12 Phipps a Butler ?

Thanks.
Hi John yes will sign you up thanks
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wib66 wrote:Hi I have since found out that this is ok so have updated the MW and will be able to PL thanks
*Gasp!* Yay, I'm so glad! :) Thanks for finding out for me!
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judyd1 wrote:
I would like to do the narrator part for Phipps, but I've never done the narrator part for a play before. Do I just read the parts between the dialogue? Do I leave spaces--and if so, how much?


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Hi Judy I have added you as narrator and I see Erin has given you some guidance as to how to proceed. Please ask if you need anything else.

Thanks

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Yes, I do have one question: do I read the names before each person speaks: for instance "Sir G. (glances at wife) Oh, my dear....etc...."----Do I say "Sir G"
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jburlinson wrote:Hi -- could I claim section 12 Phipps a Butler ?

Thanks.
Thank you!
judyd1 wrote:
Yes, I do have one question: do I read the names before each person speaks: for instance "Sir G. (glances at wife) Oh, my dear....etc...."----Do I say "Sir G" [/size][/b][/color]
The first time that a character speaks, please read their name. After that, you only need to read it when there is a stage direction exactly like the one you mentioned, in which case you'd say the character's name and 'glances at wife', or 'quietly', or whatever the direction is.
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Section 2 Narrator PL notes:
0:28 one missing line: First Inquisitor. [aside]
Checker tells, that the volume is 82,9 dB. Would you, please, amplify it a bit?
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Here is Lady Fanny for "Phipps". Very enjoyable to play, even though she is not what I would call a nice person. ;)

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/phipps_ladyfanny_houghton.mp3
Recording time: 10:14 min.

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Kitty wrote:Here is Lady Fanny for "Phipps". Very enjoyable to play, even though she is not what I would call a nice person. ;)

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/phipps_ladyfanny_houghton.mp3
Recording time: 10:14 min.

Sonia
thanks this is now in the MW ready for PL
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May I read the part for the Freshman, Section 27, of The Belles of Canterbury?
I like this play-- I thought it was funny how everything the Canterbury people say rhymes! :wink:
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Kitty wrote:Here is Lady Fanny for "Phipps". Very enjoyable to play, even though she is not what I would call a nice person. ;)

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/phipps_ladyfanny_houghton.mp3
Recording time: 10:14 min.

Sonia
Thank you, Sonia, it's PL OK.

I'm curious to know what you'll make of Fancy...
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Newgatenovelist wrote:Thank you, Sonia, it's PL OK.

I'm curious to know what you'll make of Fancy...
Thanks :) ...what do you mean by this ominous remark ? :hmm:

I haven't started on Fancy yet. I need more time for a play and I think I prefer doing that over the weekend. Soon I'm gonna have a holiday, so looooaaaads of time to record. :9:

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Twinkle88 wrote:May I read the part for the Freshman, Section 27, of The Belles of Canterbury?
I like this play-- I thought it was funny how everything the Canterbury people say rhymes! :wink:
I will sign you up to that section
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Post by EstherbenSimonides »

Hi, I'd like to coordinate this play:
* The Good Samaritan by Rita Benson
* http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46419
* I can't find a link to the author or the text on Wikipedia.
* 12
* 1922
* Prologue and Epilogue. (The same.) (I was thinking that the narrator could be the same person as the prologue and the epilogue. Would that work?)
First Thief.
Second Thief.
Third Thief.
The Jew.
First Servant.
Second Servant.
The Priest.
First Levite.
Second Levite.
The Good Samaritan.
The Host.
Thanks! I would like to play the Second Thief if this play is alright. :D
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EstherbenSimonides wrote:Hi, I'd like to coordinate this play:
* The Good Samaritan by Rita Benson
* http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46419
* I can't find a link to the author or the text on Wikipedia.
* 12
* 1922
* Prologue and Epilogue. (The same.) (I was thinking that the narrator could be the same person as the prologue and the epilogue. Would that work?)
First Thief.
Second Thief.
Third Thief.
The Jew.
First Servant.
Second Servant.
The Priest.
First Levite.
Second Levite.
The Good Samaritan.
The Host.
Thanks! I would like to play the Second Thief if this play is alright. :D
I will set that up for you. However I feel that if you have the prologue epilogue and narrator as the same person it will be too confusing. It is better for the narrator to be separate that will make more sense.

Thanks
Michele
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Could I please claim the priest in the Good Samaritan?

I was in a version of this in infant school (aged 5 or 6) and I played the glamorous and scene-stealing female vicar who crosses the road rather than helping. I wish to reprise the role ;)
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catrose wrote:Could I please claim the priest in the Good Samaritan?

I was in a version of this in infant school (aged 5 or 6) and I played the glamorous and scene-stealing female vicar who crosses the road rather than helping. I wish to reprise the role ;)
I will sign you up thanks
Michele
When you're having what you feel like is a 'bad day' and then someone comes along out of nowhere and extends to you the simplest of kind gestures, you feel it so deeply within your heart.” ―Miya Yamanouchi
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