Backstage Passmore (or Will You What?)

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Backstage Passmore (or Will You What?). Verandah Theatre, 2003.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Backstage Passmore (or Will You What?)
Author: McBride, Celia; McBride, Celia (Playwright)
Author: McBride, Celia
Author Role: Playwright
Publisher: Verandah Theatre
Date Issued: 2003
Place of Publication: Port Hope, Ontario
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Scholar Note: First produced in 2003 in Port Hope, Ontario. Geographic Setting: A Canadian theatre company; the fourth dimension. Historical Period: Mid-nineties. Characters: male adults: 10; female adults: 7. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors.
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Language: English
Primary Genre: Drama
Sub Genre: Comedy
Identifier: cwrc:a2331a8f-c7c2-4fc8-abc1-e65d7067e6f2
Last Modified Date: 2018-12-04T00:08:44.855Z
Abstract: A struggling Canadian Theatre Company produces "The Potentate", the last play ever written by Jacob Passmore, the greatest dead playwright alive. The production resurrects Passmore and he time-travels into the present day only to witness murder, mayhem and multiple dimensions wreaking havoc on the cast and crew.

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Title: Backstage Passmore (or Will You What?)
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Description: A struggling Canadian Theatre Company produces "The Potentate", the last play ever written by Jacob Passmore, the greatest dead playwright alive. The production resurrects Passmore and he time-travels into the present day only to witness murder, mayhem and multiple dimensions wreaking havoc on the cast and crew., First produced in 2003 in Port Hope, Ontario. Geographic Setting: A Canadian theatre company; the fourth dimension. Historical Period: Mid-nineties. Characters: male adults: 10; female adults: 7. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors., First produced in 2003 in Port Hope, Ontario. Geographic Setting: A Canadian theatre company; the fourth dimension. Historical Period: Mid-nineties. Characters: male adults: 10; female adults: 7. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors.
Publisher: Verandah Theatre
Contributor: McBride, Celia McBride, Celia (Playwright)
Date: 2003
Type: Text, Book, Drama, Comedy
Format: text
Identifier: cwrc:a2331a8f-c7c2-4fc8-abc1-e65d7067e6f2
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Language: English
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