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The Old Woman and the Pedlar

Author

Wylie, Bettyjane; Wylie, Bettyjane (Playwright)

Author

Wylie, Bettyjane

Author Role

Playwright

Publisher

Young People's Theatre

Date Issued

1977

Place of Publication

Toronto, Ontario

Issuance

monographic

Form

text

Scholar Note

Geographic setting: The space between market and town. Historical period: Fictional past. Characters: male adults: 2+; female adults: 2+. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning.

Content Source

Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

Language

English

Primary Genre

Drama

Sub Genre

Theatre for Young Audiences
One-Act

Identifier

cwrc:2856dbd9-092b-49ea-a827-d3102c938a0e

Last Modified Date

2019-06-15T19:18:28.263Z

Abstract

The Old Woman loses her skirt and petticoats at the side of the road (stolen by the Pedlar). She searches for her skirt and her identity, helped by some very strange people. This play is based on the nursery rhyme, "There Was an Old Woman."

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Title
The Old Woman and the Pedlar
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The Old Woman loses her skirt and petticoats at the side of the road (stolen by the Pedlar). She searches for her skirt and her identity, helped by some very strange people. This play is based on the nursery rhyme, "There Was an Old Woman.", Geographic setting: The space between market and town. Historical period: Fictional past. Characters: male adults: 2+; female adults: 2+. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning., Geographic setting: The space between market and town. Historical period: Fictional past. Characters: male adults: 2+; female adults: 2+. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning.
Publisher
Young People's Theatre
Contributor
Wylie, Bettyjane Wylie, Bettyjane (Playwright)
Date
1977
Type
Text, Book, Drama, Theatre for Young Audiences, One-Act
Format
text
Identifier
cwrc:2856dbd9-092b-49ea-a827-d3102c938a0e
Source
Language
English
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