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This guide contains cast and story details of around 2000 plays which Samuel French Ltd has available for amateur performance within the British Isles. The plays are arranged in four sections - full length, one act and revue sketches, pantomimes and seasonal plays - and the titles are indexed according to the number of characters and period and/or type of play to help companies choose a play for production.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A hugely valuable time-saver for any theatre producer/director, professional or amateur. Lists a huge number of plays in several different ways - by genre, by period, by author and - most useful of all as far as I'm concerned - by number of characters. If you're looking for a comedy set in the North of England, with 4 male and 8 female parts, it's here -"Last Tango in Whitby". It only lists the plays whose rights are handled by Samuel French, but that's an awful lot of plays!
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