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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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I am directing James Forsyth's play "Dear Wormwood" this spring, and I saw from your archive that you produced the same play back in 2006. I haven't noticed the devil trying to sabotage the performance (yet), but I am having some trouble finding the right scripts. Are there two versions of the play in existence? The version on Googlebooks doesn't seem to match the one I borrowed from the library. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
my script was written by James Forsyth as well but called SCREWTAPE. I got my script from the Dramatic publishing company of Woodstock Illinois. It varies from the book in that Screwtape walks around with Wormwood to coach him. This makes for better dramatic action and it works on stage It's long and we used some editing especially Wormwoods speeches at the end that wondered a bit far from the Lewis's book and was theologically incorrect.
Also there are several scripts out there based on this book. Good luck.
I am directing James Forsyth's play "Dear Wormwood" this spring, and I saw from your archive that you produced the same play back in 2006. I haven't noticed the devil trying to sabotage the performance (yet), but I am having some trouble finding the right scripts. Are there two versions of the play in existence? The version on Googlebooks doesn't seem to match the one I borrowed from the library. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
ReplyDeletemy script was written by James Forsyth as well but called SCREWTAPE.
ReplyDeleteI got my script from the Dramatic publishing company of Woodstock Illinois.
It varies from the book in that Screwtape walks around with Wormwood to coach him. This makes for better dramatic action and it works on stage It's long and we used some editing especially Wormwoods speeches at the end that wondered a bit far from the Lewis's book and was theologically incorrect.
Also there are several scripts out there based on this book.
Good luck.