Patchwork
by Carol Lauck
Synopsis
A cleverly designed ensemble of old fashioned fables and contemporary foibles, Patchwork is stitched together with wit and wisdom.
Fast paced, funny and thought provoking, each scene is visually and mentally stimulating.
Promising at the start to ". .
.
wiggle your giggle and tickle your noodle," the actors play 41 roles in 14 scenes.
Each scene is introduced by a patch ready to be sewn, with the completed quilt presented at the conclusion.
Publication
Patchwork is a comedy play written by Carol Lauck and published by Samuel French (1983).
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Samuel French · 1983 · 58 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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