

Bottom's Dream
Alan Poole


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Between June and November 1902, the year of the Coronation of Edward VII, Bellingford Amateur Dramaticks Society is rehearsing A Midsummer Night's Dream.
It has the usual range of different personalities - stalwart group members, young lads about town, daughters of local businessmen and also the wealthy diamond-trade man, a devotee of Henry Irving, who is underwriting the production.
This man's murder, set against Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, the new craze of ping-pong and the invention of finger-printing broadens the plot and develops the characters.
Commissioned to commemorate Sutton Amateur Dramatic Club centenary in 2002.12 women, 8 men
A Bad Dream is a British mystery play written by Simon Brett and published by Samuel French in London (2004).
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Samuel French · 2004 · 108 pp
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