The old wives tale, 1595
by George Peele
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The Old Wives Tale, 1595: The Internet Archive lists an entry for the text, including a digitized version, but there is no clear indication of an official, professionally produced audiobook available for purchase or through standard library services (Audible, Kobo, etc.). - Public Domain Recording / LibriVox MentionAvailable
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The Old Wives Tale, 1595: Multiple sources reference a LibriVox recording of the text, which is a volunteer-read, public domain recording and thus does not meet the criteria for an official, unabridged retail audiobook. - Full Cast Audio Adaptation (Non-Retail)Available
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The Old Wives' Tale by George Peele (Full Cast Audio Adaptation): A search result indicates a 'Full Cast Audio Adaptation' was recorded live by a group called 'Beyond Shakespeare,' suggesting a performance or podcast format rather than a standard, officially published retail audiobook. - Modern Retelling (Not Original Text)Available
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George Peele's The Old Wives' Tale: A Retelling: Several results mention a modern 'Retelling' of the work, which is a derivative work and not the official, unabridged text by George Peele from 1595.
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There is no evidence of an official, unabridged audiobook for George Peele's 1595 play, "The Old Wives Tale," available on major retail platforms like Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, or Libby. The available audio content consists primarily of public domain recordings, such as those found on the Internet Archive and referenced in connection with LibriVox, which are volunteer-read. Additionally, there is mention of a 'Full Cast Audio Adaptation' from a theatrical group, which is a performance-based version, and listings for a modern 'Retelling' of the work, neither of which qualify as the official, unabridged audiobook specified by the criteria.