

Great Expectations (Doran)
Bathsheba Doran
Pip, a country boy who is apprenticed to become a blacksmith, is summoned to the home of an eccentric spinster to be a playmate for her young ward, Estella.
Pip soon falls for her but she treats him with cold indifference.
Consequently he longs to be turned into a gentleman.
The surprise ending is warm and delightfully satisfying.
Dickens' sly humor is very affecting on stage.
Great Expectations is a adaptation play written by Charles Dickens and published by Samuel French in New York (1948).
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