COMPLETE[PLAY]The Cabinet Minister by Pinero - thw

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Post by DrPGould »

May I read the role of Mr. Melton--the private secretary.

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I don't want to double cast anyone; you already have recorded one role.

There are lottsa other plays with open roles....

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Kitty T. second Act is in the box. Striving hard to keep on top of the Lebanons :|

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/cabinetminister_kitty_2.mp3
Recording time: 11:31 min.

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"Striving hard to keep on top of the Lebanons."

I maintain that Joe Lebanon is a man, not a mouse. But we can let the audience decide, and put it to the vote.

Ballots marked "Rat" will be ignored unless there is cheese attached.


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Kitty wrote:Kitty T. second Act is in the box. Striving hard to keep on top of the Lebanons :|

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/cabinetminister_kitty_2.mp3
Recording time: 11:31 min.

Sonia
[Crushing the letter in her hand.] The demon! The relentless demon!
I am sure that the letter is NOT what Lady Kitty is thinking about crushing....
Sir Julian Twombley. "If I were you I should really think twice—"
Lady Twombley. "Oh, I can’t."
Sir Julian Twombley. "Can’t think twice?"
Bad husband!

Behaving poorly but PL OK while doing so. George Tidd would set the dogs on the pair of them!

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SonOfTheExiles wrote:"Striving hard to keep on top of the Lebanons."

I maintain that Joe Lebanon is a man, not a mouse. But we can let the audience decide, and put it to the vote.

Ballots marked "Rat" will be ignored unless there is cheese attached.


Joe Lebanon
Joe, brother dear, I just made you a nice grilled cheese sandwich...
Your loving sister, Fanny :)
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I see Sis is in good spirits tonight.

And vice versa. :mrgreen:


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ToddHW wrote:Behaving poorly but PL OK while doing so. George Tidd would set the dogs on the pair of them!
and a good back-kick from Dandy Dick for good measure :twisted:

but Kitty meant well in all her deception. She just didn't want to disappoint Sir Julian :cry:
Joe Lebanon wrote:I maintain that Joe Lebanon is a man, not a mouse. But we can let the audience decide, and put it to the vote.
Ballots marked "Rat" will be ignored unless there is cheese attached.
would that be a Leb-rat ? :mrgreen:

ok I better start my working day soon...see you all tonight

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Kitty T. Act 3 ready for PL.

Sir Julian: how can you stay so hard-hearted seeing your Kitty in such utter despair ?! She would melt rocks ! (Jo Lebanon may disagree while I am shaking him violently...but he had it coming)

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/cabinetminister_kitty_3.mp3
Recording time: 13:37 min.

ok I really had to pull out all the stops here, poor Kitty really was on the brink of some hysterical breakdown in some parts here. Let me know if I overdid it. It was quite an emotional rollercoaster I spent the entire evening on. Enough for tonight. Need to come down again.

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Kitty wrote:Kitty T. Act 3 ready for PL.

Sir Julian: how can you stay so hard-hearted seeing your Kitty in such utter despair ?! She would melt rocks ! (Jo Lebanon may disagree while I am shaking him violently...but he had it coming)

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/cabinetminister_kitty_3.mp3
Recording time: 13:37 min.

ok I really had to pull out all the stops here, poor Kitty really was on the brink of some hysterical breakdown in some parts here. Let me know if I overdid it. It was quite an emotional rollercoaster I spent the entire evening on. Enough for tonight. Need to come down again.

Sonia
PL OK, a great performance but I don't like what Pinero has you doing. YOU would never behave like that! And that I would think you so unprincipled as to know you would be an accomplice to Lebanon's perfidy and steal the canal paper??? And then am I really to believe that you are going to run off and save Lebanon in Act 4 (which I have not read yet)????

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Can I take Miss Munkittrick, please?
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Post by alanmapstone »

Hi Todd

Having read the play more carefully I am not sure that Valentine White is a good choice of role for me. I think it needs someone younger to catch the character and I am not good at romantic parts.

So I am suggesting that you reopen Valentine, in the hope that someone younger picks it up, and I will take on The Munkitrick, who is an old fogey.
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Post by SonOfTheExiles »

I don't mean to cast dispersions upon your noble genealogy, m'laird, m'lady, but "Munkittrick" means "monk's trick" in Finnish, at least if online translation apps can be trusted.

I wonder whether ol' Pinero was having a bit of lend there. He was of Central European extraction wasn't he?


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ToddHW wrote:YOU would never behave like that! And that I would think you so unprincipled as to know you would be an accomplice to Lebanon's perfidy and steal the canal paper???
you know Kitty is utterly crest-fallen that she did it :cry: that has to count in her favour
And then am I really to believe that you are going to run off and save Lebanon in Act 4 (which I have not read yet)????
LOL no as far as I can tell she will not save him, but let him run to his doom :mrgreen:
bluechien wrote:Can I take Miss Munkittrick, please?
of course you can, and I think you are beautifully cast in that role. You'll have fun whining about your misfortunes at the ball :mrgreen: Poor Miss Munkittrick really had a bad-hair day in this Act.
alanmapstone wrote:So I am suggesting that you reopen Valentine, in the hope that someone younger picks it up, and I will take on The Munkitrick, who is an old fogey.
there's still time to make changes Alan. I'll swap roles for you. And I'm sure you will do a great job of Munkittrick !
SonOfTheExiles wrote:I don't mean to cast dispersions upon your noble genealogy, m'laird, m'lady, but "Munkittrick" means "monk's trick" in Finnish, at least if online translation apps can be trusted.
seriously ? :shock: To me it sounds really Scottish. :hmm: Well, maybet he Finnish word had been coined by a Scottish ex-pat moving to Lapland :mrgreen:

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Post by harpinthecloset »

So, as I was recording this, I was wondering how we are to pronounce Twombley. Before I edit my files I figured I should ask so I can re-record if necessary. Is it Twom-blee or Toom-blee?
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