Visits With a Victorian Lady Tips for Successful Wooing


"There are some wonderful ways to communicate love and romance, even at its earliest stirrings. Take for example the language of signals that encourage romantic communication between men and women without so much as a word being spoken. These signals might be subtle, or quite daring, depending upon the boldness of the initiator."

With these words from the incurably romantic Victorian lady 'Abigail Bradshaw,' the audience is whisked back to the charms of the Victorian era to discover age old tips for successful wooing.
				With almost dizzying finesse, Abigail reveals all the secrets of flirtation with a fan, the language of flowers, and how to discover a gentleman's interest by the tilt of his hat, all a part of the art of wooing in that bygone day of the 19th Century. Romantic songs and poetry dripping with sentiment are sure to inspire even the most timid suitor!
The "Age Old Tips for Successful Wooing," *Visits With a Victorian Lady®* musical dramatic vignette is especially suited for those longing for a Victorian era flair at their Valentine or romantic event.