On the evening of Memorial Day 2010, four women who have lost their husbands in various American wars meet for supper at the New England costal home of Martha Lockwood a poet in her 80s. Sarah 68, Mary 45 and Audre a young woman of colour in her early 20's, face up to some unpalatable facts that might change their live forever. For further information pleas contact bedfords.books@aol.com Or the author directly at wayneadrew@btinternet.com…
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Though very dissimilar, the poets Robert Bridges and Gerard Manley Hopkins were friends for over a quarter of a century. One became Poet Laureate while the other died in obscurity. Yet, in the years that followed, things were to change in ways neither man would ever expect.
Wayne Adrian Drew’s poignant new 3 person play examines their relationship and differing attitudes towards poetry, faith – then finally, to love itself.
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I would like to purchase a copy of "Edith and Jessie" How can I do that?
I run a small community theater in an expat community in Panama. I ahve seen reviews of your play, "Edith and Jessie" and believe ti would be an ideal fit for our actors as well as our audience. How can I obtain a copy of the script and learn about performance fees?
Thank you!