A Bag Of Green Apples
by Jean Lenox Toddie


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Readers are deeply impressed by the brilliance of the playwright in this production. They feel that Miss Toddie's work stands out significantly in contemporary theatre, showcasing her unique talent.
Synopsis
Patricia, a young woman of twenty, returns to the scene of her childhood -- her aunt Esther's beach house.
She hopes to learn from her aunt, who raised her, answers about her past so that she can better understand who she is in the present.
She interacts with Patty (her ten-year-old self) as well as with Esther of past and present.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Patricia A young woman of twenty. |
Patty The child Patricia was at age ten. |
Eddie A thirteen-year-old country boy. |
Esther A woman in her late thirties. |
Publication
A Bag Of Green Apples is a American play written by Jean Lenox Toddie and published by Samuel French in New York (1990).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Samuel French · 1990 · 57 pp
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