The decision of a modern miss to conduct her love affair in her own unconventional way, an ambition she achieves by the exercise of a little polite blackmail over her mother.
Category: John Anthony
1970
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Little Boxes – The Coffee Lace
The Coffee Lace concerns an ageing group of variety performers who have long since given up the outside world and lived at subsistence level on goods picked up on the Underground.
1968
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The Shop At Sly Corner
After a crime-riddled past, Descius Heiss settles in London and appear to be a respectable gentleman. His aim is to provide happiness and security for his daughter Margaret
1967
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Pools Paradise
The most fantastic complications ensue when the Penelope, the vicars wife and two of her friends, wins more than £20,000 on the football pools.
1963
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The Dear Departed
The play ‘The Dear Departed’ by Stanley Houghton is a story that depicts the sad reality of the modern nuclear families that are strained with selfish interests and individual desires.
1962
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Love’s A Luxury
A theatre producer and an actor try and have a quiet week in a country cottage. Their efforts are thwarted by the arrival of a variety of wives, girlfriends and scoutmasters!
1962
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Art With A Capital “A”
Sadly the plot of Art With A Capital “A” is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with Two Pounds And A Crown and Anti-Clockwise.
1961
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Queen Elizabeth Slept Here
Where Elizabeth slept is a tumbledown country cottage that Norah Fuller has just bought. Her husband is less enthusiastic about it than she is as there are no modern conveniences.
1960
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See How They Run
So swift is the action, so involved the situations, so rib-tickling the plot in this London hit that at its finish audiences are left as exhausted from laughter as though they had run a foot race.