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once again gone to bed.
Though the play takes place in Wales, it speaks to the very heart and soul of every one of us who has ever lived in a small village or town.
Come see Myfanwy Price, sweetshop owner (Sallie Morgan) and Mog Edwards, linendraper (Peter Hornbostel) carry on a torrid love affair, but only through the mail. Listen to the sweet singing of Polly Garter (Nancy Peacock) who loves life, babies and men, in that order.
The Reverend Eli Jenkins (David Hilty) delivers his morning sermon to the town below while still in his pajamas. Butcher Beynon (Peter Winfield) devilishly delights in making Mrs.Beynon (Laura Dodd) scream at dinnertime by telling her she’s eating pusscat.
Mrs.Willy Nilly, the postman’s wife (Pam Fletcher) steams open every piece of mail her husband delivers. Lord Cut-Glass (Bill Dobrovir) listens to the voices of his 66 clocks, one for each year of his life.
Gypsyish Mrs. Dai Bread Two (Pat Hamilton) delights in fooling
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