A Woman of No Importance (Bennett)
by Alan Bennett
Synopsis
At work Peggy has carved herself a comfortable niche.
Once in hospital, she loses no time in establishing herself as Queen Bee, taking on several responsibilities.
Persistently cheerful, blind to the feelings of others and, at heart, terribly lonely, Peggy is at once a richly comic and desperately moving creation, providing a rewarding challenge for a mature actress.
Characters
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Peggy middle-aged |
Publication
A Woman of No Importance (Bennett) is a play written by Alan Bennett and published by Samuel French (1982).
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Samuel French · 1982 · 32 pp
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