(Sixth of "The Twelve Days of Christmas in France")
France. A maternity ward. An American Woman refuses to have her baby born on Christmas day.
To be published by NEXT STAGE PRESS
(Sixth of "The Twelve Days of Christmas in France")
France. A maternity ward. An American Woman refuses to have her baby born on Christmas day.
To be published by NEXT STAGE PRESS
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Six Geese a Laying (a 6 minute play)
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Steven G. Martin:
Six Geese a Laying (a 6 minute play)
by Nora Louise Syran
“
"Six Geese a Laying" is the most comic script among the first six in Nora Louise Syran's 12-play cycle about Christmas in France. There's a heightened sense of urgency, language barriers, and multiple layers of arguments. Ultimately, French culture wins out and life is good. This is a fun and funny play that I'd enjoy watching onstage.
"Six Geese a Laying" is the most comic script among the first six in Nora Louise Syran's 12-play cycle about Christmas in France. There's a heightened sense of urgency, language barriers, and multiple layers of arguments. Ultimately, French culture wins out and life is good. This is a fun and funny play that I'd enjoy watching onstage.
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Paul Smith:
Six Geese a Laying (a 6 minute play)
by Nora Louise Syran
“
The problem with choosing a name for a baby is a perennial one for parents - in this tale things are complicated by religion and by the proximity to Christmas Day. Hopefully the right name is chosen - but what will it be? A great fun piece with 'Geese a Laying' taking on a whole new meaning!
The problem with choosing a name for a baby is a perennial one for parents - in this tale things are complicated by religion and by the proximity to Christmas Day. Hopefully the right name is chosen - but what will it be? A great fun piece with 'Geese a Laying' taking on a whole new meaning!
