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Mark Rosenblatt

MARK ROSENBLATT

  

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Mark Rosenblatt's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates

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below is a list of Mark Rosenblatt's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Dybbuk, The         Of Mice and Men         Wild Oats



Dybbuk, The

Synopsis:
A young bride, possessed by obsession, shocks her village by inviting the dybbuk to dance with her on the eve of her arranged marriage.

Notes:
from book by S anski

1st Produced:
BAC 2, London >>>    08 Jul 1999

Organisations:
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1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
adaptation

Parts:
Male:  8            Female:  4            Other:  -

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Of Mice and Men

Synopsis:
Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression, Of Mice and Men is the story of George and Lennie, two friends with a simple dream: to own a farm and live off the fat of the land. There are times, though, when sharpwitted George feels the burden of looking after Lennie, while gentle giant Lennie doesn't realise his own strength... As they drift from job to job, trouble's never far away, and before long it's time to move on again. When the pair get work in Soledad, California, however, the dream looks set to become a reality. But a tragic turn of events threatens to destroy George and Lennie's friendship and leaves George faced with an impossible choice...

Notes:
from novella by John Steinbeck

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Genre:
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Parts:
Male:  4            Female:  2            Other:  -

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Wild Oats

Synopsis:
Harry Thunder, a young naval cadet, absconds from naval college bitten by 'a rage for a little acting' and joins a company of strolling actors. Its leader, Rover, is a foundling, a man without home, family and love. The stage and his roles are more real to him than life, and when life, friendship and love (in the unexpected form of a Quaker beauty) make their insistent demands, his fragile grasp on reality begins to fall apart. Meanwhile, Sir George Thunder is in hot pursuit of his son... The Navy, the Quakers, the peasantry and the theatre all collide in this exuberant play by John O'Keeffe (famously dubbed 'the English Moliere). First played in 1791, it offers a gloriously comic view of English provincial life. O'Keeffe presents us with a cast of eccentrics, who through a series of hilarious mistakes and confusions discover the transforming power of the theatre of love.

Notes:
from work by John O'Keefe

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Genre:
adaptation

Parts:
Male:  7            Female:  4            Other:  -

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