Village Wooing is a 1962 Australian television play directed by William Sterling and starring Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray who were touring Australia at the time.

She fails, but the two meet again when the writer is on a walking tour going through the woman's village on Wiltshire Downs.

He fails to recognise her but she suggests he buy an annuity for an elderly shop owner and take over the business.

In June 1962 it was announced the ABC would broadcast an adaptation of the play with Michael Denison and Duclie Gray.

[8] The TV critic of The Sydney Morning Herald thought Denison "gave his part fluency and charm, bringing more poetry to the closing moments than one might have hoped for from the astringent Shaw" but thought Gray "was less suited to her role; she is the kind of English actress who cannot shed her trim upper-class charm, and her rural accent was unconvincing" and said Sterling's production was "quietly appropriate".