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A SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. TITLE
Full-Length Play, Drama / 3w, 1m
Bridgette A. Wimberly
A riveting drama for mature audiences, Bridgette Wimberly's explosive play—set in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968—delves into the issue of illegal abortions.
YOUNG WOMAN – A fresh, naive young woman of 17 dressed in modest clothing; progresses to a sophisticated, well-dressed lawyer of about 30.
OLD WOMAN (GRANDMA) – A middle-aged woman of about 50-60 who ages to 60-70 by the play's end.
BAY – A middle-aged man.
WOMAN – A young woman in her 20s. She is more sophisticated than the YOUNG WOMAN, e.g., she may smoke, wear her hair dyed, dress flashy, etc.
“An insightful... satisfying drama by a promising new playwright.” – The New York Times
“A small gem of a play... honest and moving... Ms. Wimberly's warm-hearted and absorbing drama stands tall.” – Curtain Up
“A sympathetic portrait of a distinctive woman struggling to reconcile her ideas of right and wrong with those of society and the church.” – Variety
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