

Passion Play
Peter Nichols
A doting mother finds it hard to accept that her son is leaving the fold to get married.
On the morning of the wedding, she retreats to the attic where she relives her long lost youth and a passionate affair she enjoyed before becoming bogged down in a listless marriage.
This provocative and heartfelt play enjoyed a long run in London.1 woman, 3 men
"[It] wins us over with its flamboyance."
— The Guardian
"Exhilarating and uplifting."
— Daily Express
"Even the most leathery old cynic ought to succumb to the overwhelming emotional charge and magic realism of this bitter sweet comedy."
— Evening Standard
"Richly funny and sometimes deeply touching."
— Daily Telegraph
| Character |
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| Mark |
| Craze |
| Donald |
| Jo (Non-Speaking) |
| Various Off Stage Voices |
| Betty |
A Passionate Woman is a British play written by Kay Mellor and published by Samuel French (1998).
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