The Fox

The Fox

Allan Miller, D.H. Lawrence

The Fox

The Fox

Allan Miller, D.H. Lawrence

Overview

The Fox is a drama of three-cornered love set in the austere north of England at the end of WWI. Two young women have been living on a farm, working it as best they can, and wondering if they can survive another harsh winter. A young soldier, who claims to have lived on the farm with his grandfather years earlier, arrives. He kills the fox that has been preying on their livestock and gets their hens laying again, but while putting everything back in order he also begins to come between these two women who have lived and dreamed together for years. The tug of war between these three builds to a primordial battle of wills, sexuality, dominance and finally violence.

Written to be performed with two intermissions, but can also be performed with one.

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Cautions

  • Caution Mild Adult Mild Adult Themes

Details

  • Genre: Adaptation (Literature)
  • Time Period: 1910s/WWI
  • Target Audience: Adult, Senior, Teen (Age 14-18)

Authors

Allan Miller

Allan Miller wrote The Fox originally as a vehicle for himself as a young actor. Although optioned for Broadway in the 1960s, the play was not produced at that time. It languished in a trunk until 1981, when Mr. Miller directed the world premiere at the Back Alley Theatre, w ...
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Author

D.H. Lawrence