Christmas All Over the Place
by Judith Martin
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Readers have mixed feelings about the book, with some appreciating its exploration of paradoxes and philosophical themes, while others feel it falls short by trying to appeal to both technical and popular audiences. Many praise its engaging writing style, while a few find it difficult to follow at times, especially when it comes to mathematical concepts.
Synopsis
Play by Judith Martin.
Music by Donald Ashwander.
An engaging Christmas mini-play from the famous Paperbag Players, about a merrily mixed up misunderstanding, glowing with rollicking songs.
5 females, 4 males.
Setting of painted cardboard, 2 interiors, 1 airplane.
Modern costumes.
The four Huffenpuffs and the four Wigglebees, former neighbors now living a winter apart in the North and the South, have accidentally invited each family to spend Christmas with the other.
On the same day each family flies to opposite ends of the country and, despite comedy confusion, they discover goodwill, good cheer, and Christmas all over the place.
Ideal for in-school performance.
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Christmas All Over the Place is a play written by Judith Martin and published by Dramatic Publishing (1977).
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