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Woman Take Two is a dramatic play by Telcine Turner that explores the dual forces of love and greed through the lives of various characters in the Bahamas. Set against the backdrop of love and marriage, the play delves into the struggles and manipulations of Harold Davies, a career-driven man, and Beverly Humes, a young woman looking to make her mark in the world. The play features a diverse cast of characters, including Matilda Bacombe, the Davies's maid, and the dynamic duo of Sonia and Lionel Joseph. The play is a suspenseful and intriguing exploration of the darker side of the human character, with a focus on the relationships and motivations of the characters.
First publish date: 1987
Genre: Drama & Plays/Drama
Authors: Telcine Turner
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