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Drama: Gossip
(a piece for five voices – if you can get them – with the last sentence of the piece being read at the end by the first reader. Otherwise the readings could be adapted for two voices reading alternate paragraphs.)
Now you know I’m not one to gossip, but I just heard something that I think you ought to know. It’s about that girl living next door to me and the baby that’s suddenly appeared to be living with her. She was away from home for weeks and then came back with a push chair and baby. Well, I don’t like to say anything, but that can only mean one thing, can’t it?
Here, have you heard about Sarah down our street? She’s been away and had a baby and she’s come back bold as brass and is flaunting herself all over the place with no shame at all. It’s disgraceful.
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©Marjorie Dobson
(a piece for five voices – if you can get them – with the last sentence of the piece being read at the end by the first reader. Otherwise the readings could be adapted for two voices reading alternate paragraphs.)
Now you know I’m not one to gossip, but I just heard something that I think you ought to know. It’s about that girl living next door to me and the baby that’s suddenly appeared to be living with her. She was away from home for weeks and then came back with a push chair and baby. Well, I don’t like to say anything, but that can only mean one thing, can’t it?
Here, have you heard about Sarah down our street? She’s been away and had a baby and she’s come back bold as brass and is flaunting herself all over the place with no shame at all. It’s disgraceful.
Continues...
©Marjorie Dobson
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