One for Sorrow

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One for Sorrow

by Clive Hulme and Chris Rowley

‘One for Sorrow
Two for Joy
Three for a Girl
Four for a Boy...’

From the age-old children's rhyme Clive Hulme and Chris Rowley have crafted a play with dialogue which also contains twenty self-contained monologues. The play can be performed as written or can be presented as a monologues-only piece. Both make dramatic sense. For a cast of between 4 and 21 actors (any gender mix) the full play lasts about 100 minutes. The monologues are written in a variety of styles to suit all performers but are particularly suitable for KS3 – adult. This would be perfect for a socially distanced performance or drama festival.

If you are giving a performance of this play you must purchase a performing rights licence, available below.

Cast:	4-21
Runtime:	100 mins
Age Range:	KS3, Young Adult
Genre:	general
Type:	one act

Download

This play can be purchased as a download-only version, available in both Acrobat (pdf) and Word (docx) formats. Both versions are included in the price. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar) and/or Word-compatible software.

This version DOES NOT include performing rights.

This version DOES NOT include production notes or follow-on activities.

ISBN:	n/a
Price:	£15.00

Multiple Performance Rights Licence

Purchasing this licence allows you to give UP TO FIVE public performances of this play. It is valid for six months from the date of purchase. A public performance is one given to any external audience, including friends and family, regardless of ticket charges. If you are giving multiple public performances of this play then you will need to have the appropriate performing rights licence. For any queries about which licence to purchase please contact info@artsonthemove.co.uk.

ISBN:	n/a
Price:	£20.00

Single Performance Rights Licence

Purchasing this licence allows you to give JUST ONE public performance of this play. It is valid for two months from the date of purchase. A public performance is one given to any external audience, including friends and family, regardless of ticket charges. If you are giving a public performance of this play then you will need to have the appropriate performing rights licence. For any queries about which licence to purchase please contact info@artsonthemove.co.uk.