COMPLETE[PLAY]At The Sign Of The Greedy Pig by Charles Brooks - thw

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adr6090 wrote: June 19th, 2018, 2:53 pm I would love to claim the First Old Woman in sections 1 & 2.
thank you, April ! So cool 8-) I'll sign you up.

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Kitty wrote: June 19th, 2018, 11:28 pm
adr6090 wrote: June 19th, 2018, 2:53 pm I would love to claim the First Old Woman in sections 1 & 2.
thank you, April ! So cool 8-) I'll sign you up.

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thank you, Alan ! Just updating MW for now, will probably PL tomorrow though.

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alanmapstone wrote: June 21st, 2018, 9:52 amWatchman
wonderful job, Alan. I could imagine the watchman has a second job as hangman in the afternoon ;) but this one seems much nicer. 8-) I like the tune :thumbs:

I had to grin because the things he says and does uncannily remind me of the Watch duties in some of Pratchett's books. :lol: Nobby would have entered that open window. :mrgreen: (ok if you don't know Pratchett you have no idea what I'm talking about :? )

PL ok in any case. A pity he didn't have a bigger role.

Thanks !

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So how about finding the public domain ancestor to Pratchett? If there is one. I’d run all those in a minute!

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Thanks Sonia

Never actually read a Pratchet book but know a bit about them from other people. I did not think of what I did as a tune, just a man grumbling to himself.
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ToddHW wrote: June 22nd, 2018, 2:24 amSo how about finding the public domain ancestor to Pratchett? If there is one. I’d run all those in a minute!
ha ! a girl can dream :9: unfortunately I'll not be there anymore when Pratchett himself comes into PD. :(
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alanmapstone wrote:Never actually read a Pratchet book but know a bit about them from other people. I did not think of what I did as a tune, just a man grumbling to himself.
well in that case you are grumbling very melodiously :lol:

Pratchett's Watch series (about the policeforce) are absolutely great. Love them ! :9:

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ToddHW wrote: June 22nd, 2018, 2:24 am So how about finding the public domain ancestor to Pratchett? If there is one. I’d run all those in a minute!
I suppose the obvious PD ancestors of Pratchett would be Jules Verne or Jonathan Swift. Did they write plays?
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I'll play Trencher, please! :D
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mightyfelix wrote: June 29th, 2018, 8:40 am I'll play Trencher, please! :D
yay finally we have our leading lady :9: Thank you, Devorah, I'm sure you can play a believable flirty woman. :mrgreen: Looking forward to this. And don't be too hard on the Ballad Monger. He really loves you, you know.

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alanmapstone wrote: June 22nd, 2018, 3:29 am
ToddHW wrote: June 22nd, 2018, 2:24 am So how about finding the public domain ancestor to Pratchett? If there is one. I’d run all those in a minute!
I suppose the obvious PD ancestors of Pratchett would be Jules Verne or Jonathan Swift. Did they write plays?
Verne wrote plays but they weren't translated from the French until a couple years ago. I'll have to check on Swift....

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adr6090 wrote: July 8th, 2018, 9:18 am https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/signofthegreedypig_anoldwoman_01_128kbps.mp3 time 0:18
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/signofthegreedypig_anoldwoman_02_128kbps.mp3 time 00:46
Good morning,
Here are two files that I have claimed.
April
8-) wonderful, April, you play the part of a gossipy biddy quite well :thumbs: especially in the second act you are really getting into to game when you are cheated out of a hanging (how macabre :shock: )

Act 2 is already PL ok, even though your voice credit is not the correct one, you are "An old Woman", not "Another old Woman", this part is read by another reader. But that's ok, Todd can simply ignore this voice credit, since there will be the correct one in the first act. No need to reupload.

for Act 1, I have some PL notes though:

> at 0:01: for the voice credit, could you please say it like it was in the MW ? "An old Woman, read by April..."

> at about 0:08: you missed some lines for "an old woman" which you also have to read:

on p. 171:
> "Is it said what the miracle will be ?"
> "God's mercy !"
> "That I should live to see this day !"

on p. 172:
> "What ? Whimp ?"

thank you

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oh and while looking through the text to find lines for the old woman, I also stumbled over a third woman, and two men who have a short speech on page 206 :? I'll put those characters in the MW as well... or maybe that's what you meant by First and Second Villager :hmm: I guess they can be doubled by some readers though. Basically they are only some female or male people in the crowd.

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