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Home > Browse > Full Length Plays > The Wolf and Its Shadows

The Wolf and Its Shadows

By Sandra Fenichel Asher.

Product Code: WD5000

Full-length Play

Drama

Cast size: 2m., 1w., with doubling, or up to 18 (2m., 1w., 16 either gender).

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Awards: The Charlotte B. Chorpenning Playwright Award | Bonderman National Youth Theatre Playwriting Award

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In the forest at night, Wolf and Dog encounter stories from around the world contrasting wolf images in legend and nature. Traveling toward Dog's home, where Wolf intends to seek employment, the two meet a hunter, a priest and a shepherd, each of whom spins a tale of the evil wolf's foolishness and greed. Wolf responds with very different stories of her own. By dawn, she and Dog understand the high price of freedom. With respect for one another, they choose their separate ways.