

The Devil At Midnight
Brian Clemens


What readers are saying
Readers love the depth and challenge of the play, highlighting its suitability for one-act festivals. Many appreciate the historical context of the witch trials and the engaging conversations among the characters.
The characters await death, having been sentenced for witchcraft.
It is the late 1600s or early 1700s.
Only the Calm Woman remains unmoved.
On being questioned, she replies she will not hang.
The Devil will look after his own.4 women, 2 men
| Character |
|---|
OLD WOMAN
NEAT WOMAN
MAN (OR EMBITTERED WOMAN)
GIRL (OR SIMPLE YOUNG WOMAN)
BOY (OR FRIGHTENED YOUNG WOMAN)
CALM WOMAN |
After Midnight, Before Dawn is a play written by David Campton and published by Samuel French (2011).
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Samuel French · 2011 · 26 pp
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