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My Mother Said I Never Should
Charlotte Keatley
Once and for All
by Enid Coles
Synopsis
A gentle, subtle play about two contrasting mothers and daughters-- common, garrulous Mrs. Painter and Patsy, genteel but poor Mrs Burnett and Charlotte.
The mothers met over 30 years ago in hospital at the birth of their daughters - but could it be that they were given each other's baby all those years ago?
The courses of the girls lives, and their inherited traits, are gradually revealed to us in moments both amusing and dramatic, with the lively Winnie peppering the action with her comments.
With well drawn characters, it is an ideal choice for high school drama contests and one act festivals.
Publication
Once and for All is a comedy play written by Enid Coles and published by Samuel French.
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