Ten Times Two
by David Belke
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Full Length / Romantic Comedy / 2m, 1f / Interior An epic romantic comedy.
When Ephraim, an evildoer cursed with immortality, bets he can win the love of a barmaid in 1399 it launches a romantic pursuit spanning the centuries from the Middle Ages to Modern Times.
Under the watchful eye of a mysterious Host the couple meets every seventy-five years as Ephraim schemes to capture the heart of his quarry who reincarnates as a dizzying array of different women through the years.
But in order to win love the villain must eventually learn to become a human being.
Press Reviews
"A fascinating concept...a funny, touching and clever script."
— Kitchener Record
Characters
| Character |
|---|
The Host a supernatural observer. |
The Following Female Characters Are Played By The Same Actress: |
Constance a serving girl in 1399. |
Lady Eleanore Penfield a lady in waiting in 1475. |
Polly a swineherd in 1550. |
Sister Francesca De La Cruz a nun in 1625. |
Betsy Parsons a young woman of London in 1700. |
Simone Delongchamps a French spy in 1775. |
Catherine Ballantyne BELL - a Scotswoman visiting London in 1850. |
Pru Grevney an American socialite in 1925. |
Woman a modern businesswoman in 2000. |
Constance a historical interpreter in 2075. |
Ephraim 30s; a cursed evil doer. |
Publication
Ten Times Two is a American historical play written by David Belke and published by Samuel French in New York (2008).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Samuel French · 2008 · 80 pp
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