Like the desserts that represent the end of the Christmas meal in this play, this play represents the end of Nora Louise Syran's "The Twelve Days of Christmas in France" series.
It's apropos that the couple in the play enjoy something sweet because audiences will find sweetness too: food, love, the holiday season and Syran's strength in developing atmosphere through location and season. Like several of the plays in this series, "Twelve Drummers Drumming" isn't advanced through conflict, but rather the story elements of character and setting.
I would enjoy a full production of this complete...
Like the desserts that represent the end of the Christmas meal in this play, this play represents the end of Nora Louise Syran's "The Twelve Days of Christmas in France" series.
It's apropos that the couple in the play enjoy something sweet because audiences will find sweetness too: food, love, the holiday season and Syran's strength in developing atmosphere through location and season. Like several of the plays in this series, "Twelve Drummers Drumming" isn't advanced through conflict, but rather the story elements of character and setting.
I would enjoy a full production of this complete series. Félicitations, dramaturge!