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THE TOUCH OF SILK

by Betty Roland

‘At last Australian drama has been born’, exclaimed a critic at the premiere of The Touch of Silk in 1928.

A poignant drama centred on Jeanne, a homesick French war bride and her shell-shocked husband battling hardship and prejudice in a drought-stricken Mallee town. Roland later revised the play, but the original version, which captures the period flavour of rural life in the 1920s, is published here.

The revision, a more naturalistic version, which dates from 1955 is published together with another Roland play from the 1950s, Granite Peak.

ISBN9780868191546
Lengthfull length
Cast7M, 5F
Audience ageadult
PublisherCurrency Press
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