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Young Idea

Noël Coward

A Comedy in Three Acts

The Young Idea is a play about two siblings, Gerda eighteen and Sholto twenty-one, who attempt to engineer the reconciliation of their divorced parents. It is full of laughs, love-triangles, and a lot of DRAMA! - Summary by Ambsweet13

Cast List:
George Brent: dgulino
Gerda (George's Child): Amanda Mehl
Sholto(George's Child): Bucksaw
Jennifer(George's First Wife, divorced): JennPratt
Cicely: Claire Butler
Priscilla Hartleberry: JennPratt
Claud Eccles: skypigeon
Julia Cragworthy: ambsweet13
Eustace Dabbit: Matthew Reece
Sibyl Blaith: Jody Lebel
Rodney Masters: Mike Manolakes
Huddle (Butler): Larry Wilson
Hiram J. Walkin: skypigeon
Maria (Servant at the Villa): April6090
Stage Directions: ToddHW
Edited by: ambsweet13 and David Olson
Proof Listening by: superk and Yangxu

Year of Publication: 1924Genres: Comedy
Running Time: 02 hours 15 minutes 11 seconds
#Chapter Name
1
The Nights
Act 1
Matthew Reece
44:06
2
The Nights
Act 2
Matthew Reece
47:58
3
The Nights
Act 3
ToddHW
43:07

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