Vendetta! Play Script by Gillian Hiscott

Vendetta! Gillian Hiscott Set in the plague-ravaged Naples of the late 19th Century, Vendetta tells a twisted tale of betrayal and revenge. Based on a novel by Marie Correlli, the story is told of a man mistakenly buried alive, his escape, and return home to find his wife and best friend have been lovers and that he has been quickly forgotten. The play follows his plan of revenge. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Set in the plague-ravaged Naples of the late 19th Century Vendetta tells a twisted tale of betrayal and revenge. Based on a novel by Marie Correlli, the story is told of a man mistakenly buried alive, his escape, and return home to find his wife and best friend have been lovers and that he has been quickly forgotten. He hatches a plan of revenge, which involves him creating a new persona for himself in order to return the household as a long lost relative. He enlists the aid of his old nurse, Bela. The first climax to the story is to propose to Nina and enrage Guido. They fight a duel whereupon Guido is killed. In the second and final climax Fabio to marries Nina and takes her down into the vault where he was buried to reveal who he really is and that it is intention is to leave her there to die. This has the effect of turning her brain. When Fabio realizes this, he relents. Bela arrives, however to ensure that Nina gets her just desserts. Cast Summary Vendetta: 3M 3F Reviews 'Exceedingly well finessed.' The Stage 'Excellent - allows the audience to embrace the world of the play.' 3 weeks (Edinburgh) 'Powerful and compelling.' 3 weeks (Brighton) 'Reminiscent of the Count of Monte Cristo.' The Scotsman Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iii,30 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2007 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 905993 49 9  Performance Photo Thumbnails  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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