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The
action of the play passes in the Convent
of Our Lady of Rheims, a French Nursing Order, at Denzil St David, a
village some miles from Norwich, England. The time is the beginning of
1947.
The breaking of the Great Dyke has
flooded roads in the Fen country. At the convent of Our Lady of Rheims,
homeless villagers are being housed. The flood has also trapped two
prison officials and their prisoner SARAT CARN - convicted of her
brother's murder and on her way to the gallows. In spite of the damning
circumstantial evidence, SISTER MAY BONAVENTURE is certain of SARAT'S
innocence. Against the Reverend Mother's wishes SISTER MARY perseveres
in trying to help SARAT. She uncovers a hitherto unknown connection
between the doctor who had stood as SARAT'S friend and a woman for whose
death SARAT'S brother had been responsible. Just before the police
arrive, a confession is forced from the real murderer.
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Nurse
Phillips
Nurse
Trent
Sister
Josephine
Willy
Pentridge
Sister
Mary Bonaventure
Dr
Jeffreys
The
Mother Superior
Melling
Sarat
Carn
Miss
Pierce
Martha
Pentridge
Backstage:
Stage
Manager
ASM
Stage
Electrician
Property
Mistress
Wardrobe
Mistress
House
Manager
Stage
Staff |
June
Wyton
Theresa
Cook
Margaret
Green
Clifford
Taynton
Margaret
Thomas
Anthony
Waker
Winifred
Smith
Dennis
King
Yvonne
Gowen
Joyce
Turner
Betty
Driver
Gerald
Green
Arthur
Pitt
John
Weldrake
Sue
Williams
Marion
Lloyd Philips
Norman
Carter
Gordon
Sheppard
Tony Day
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