JULIA RICHDALE-ELLIS   


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Plays by Julia Richdale-Ellis

JULIA RICHDALE-ELLIS
Matter Of Grave Concern, A
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1st Published:
New Theatre Publications (1998)
ISBN/ASIN
978-1840941999
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Genre:
One Act
Black Comedy
Parts:
Male
6
Female
4
Parts Other:
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Notes:
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Synopsis:
Joe Hibbert is faced with the decision on where to have his wife buried. He hates churchyards and the thought of cremation unnerves him. He comes up with an alternative. Unfortunately not acceptable to daughters Bev and Fran and even less to his friend Leroy. Malc, Bev`s husband is on the sidelines as is the Vicar who will go along with anything. Neighbours Mr Tate and Mrs Ford are very unpleasant and threaten Joe with menaces. However, fate takes a hand in the guise of Mr Boot and things appear to be resolved in a way no one expected.
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JULIA RICHDALE-ELLIS
Where There's Muck There`s...!
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1st Published:
New Theatre Publications (2001)
ISBN/ASIN
978-1840943337
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Genre:
One Act
Comedy
Parts:
Male
4
Female
3
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Synopsis:
Preparations for Murkford's Harvest Supper are underway and Mrs Harkin is trying to clean up the hall before the Choir come in for their final rehearsal. She is hampered by Mrs Pilgrim the vicar's wife, Albert the odd job man, and interruptions by Miss Jarvis and the Bishop. There are also undercurrents about the proposed alteration of use for the village hall site, which the vicar and his wife are against. When Fenton Farthing the council's surveyor appears it is up to Mrs Harkin with Albert's help to ensure (with the Vicar's approval) that he is given genuine village hospitality.
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