

Sorceress
Don Nigro
Arthurian legends are reborn in the Civil War era in this addition to the author's Pendragon cycle of plays.
In the autumn of 1864, Major Pendragon and some of his men wander in a dark forest, unable to find their way back to the Union Army.
They encounter a young man who wants to become a soldier, a tattered revival tent where a demented preacher speaks gibberish while his daughter operates a pump organ, and an old man fishing near a haunted mansion who leads them to the Holy Grail.
This eerie play offers new insights into characters also seen in Armitage, Green Man and Sorceress.
The author was awarded a Playwriting Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts for Fisher King.
| Character |
|---|
| Jenny Scott 22, the Major's mistress |
| Gavin Rose 18, a Union soldier |
| Doc Mcgort 57, a Union Anny doctor |
| Bud Casey 27, a Union soldier |
| Rudd Rhys 18, a Union soldier |
| Merlin Rhys 65, Rudd's father |
| Bel Rhys 17, Rudd's sister |
| Perce Welsh 17, a country boy |
| Mrs. Welsh 34, Perce's mother |
| Oz Mcallen 74?, an old man |
| Lil Mcallen 20?, McAllen's beautiful daughter |
| Major John Pendragon 54, a Union officer |
Fisher King is a American historical play written by Don Nigro and published by Samuel French in New York (2003).
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