| BACK POCKET PRODUCTIONS |
| PRESENTS |
| A Little Something for the Ducks |
by Jean Lenox Toddie
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Directed by Barbara Morgan
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Synopsis
From Samuel French:
Winner of the John Gassner Playwriting Contest and the Princeton Players One Act Playwrighting Contest.
This is a story of a zestful, youthful courtship. She is 68 and he is 79. They put their moves on
each other in a minuet that is a joy to behold.
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Published by
Samuel French.
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| Scent of Honeysuckle |
by Jean Lenox Toddie
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Directed by Barbara Morgan
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Synopsis
From Samuel French:
This is a tale of three women and the tie that binds them: the irritating tie that rubs; the fragile
tie that's knotted, broken and knotted again; the lasting tie that triumphs over age and death ... the
tie between mothers and daughters. Old Jess, her exasperated daughter and the laughing young mother
she remembers struggle for independence in a radiant play about continuity of caring.
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Published by
Samuel French.
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April 2007
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Currently, there are no pictures available for this performance. If you have any pictures, digital
or photographs, for this performance that you would be willing to loan for a short period, so that
they could be copied and then installed on the web, send an email to
web_master@pockettheatre.com. Thanks!
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