Teacup Club (Dramatic Reading)
Elisa Armstrong
Play
Length 4 h 21 min
Chapters 12
First published 1897
The Teacup Club (For the Advancement of Woman) is formed when Dorothy decides to found an intellectual club of her own - to teach her fiance a lesson! The club’s discussion topics (official) includes Theosophy, Politics and Women in Legislature. The club’s unofficial topics include Emily’s new dress, man-flu (it's causes and cures) and the great mystery of the missing chafing-dish. A witty drama and a comedy of manners, secrets and politics (both official and unofficial). - Summary by Elizabby
Cast List:
Cast
Narrator: Beth Thomas
Evelyn: Jennifer Fournier
Emily: Leanne Yau
Dorothy: KHand
Frances: Beth Thomas
Elise: Lydia
Marion: Vicki Hibbins
Catharine: Michele Eaton
Edited by: Michele Eaton and linny
Proof listeners: Michele Eaton, Beth Thomas
Chapters
1
Chapter 01 The Teacup Club is Formed Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 25:44
2
Chapter 02 The Club Discusses Woman in Politics Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 23:23
3
Chapter 03 Man's Real Attitude Toward the Progress of Woman Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:19
4
Chapter 04 Concerning the Heroine of Today Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 20:35
5
Chapter 05 The Club Settles Some Currency Problems Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:25
6
Chapter 06 The Pioneer New Woman Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 19:15
7
Chapter 07 Woman in Legislation Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:31
8
Chapter 08 An Executive Meeting Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:54
9
Chapter 09 On the Use and Abuse of Political Power Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 22:07
10
Chapter 10 Woman as a Parliamentarian Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:41
11
Chapter 11 The Club Investigates Theosophy Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 21:13
12
Chapter 12 A Discussion and a Surprise Read by Beth Thomas (1974-2020) and 6 others 20:33
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