All On Her Own
Published in volume Harlequinade & All On Her Own
First Staged:
Overground Theatre, Kingston, 1974

All On Her Own

By Terence Rattigan
Published in volume Harlequinade & All On Her Own

A powerfully atmospheric one-woman short play, All On Her Own tells the story of Rosemary who, alone at midnight in London, has a secret burden to share that is both heartbreaking and sinister.

The play began life as a piece for television, broadcast on BBC2 on 25 September 1968. It was first performed on stage at the Overground Theatre, Kingston, Surrey, in October 1974.

A later version of the play, to which Rattigan gave the title Duologue, is also available.

Also by Terence Rattigan:

The Winslow Boy
Who is Sylvia? and Duologue
Who is Sylvia?
Love in Idleness/Less Than Kind
Flare Path
First Episode
French Without Tears
Separate Tables
Harlequinade & All On Her Own
The Browning Version
Duologue
Harlequinade
The Deep Blue Sea
After the Dance
French Without Tears
Cause Célèbre
Ross
In Praise of Love
Rattigan's Nijinsky

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