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PRODUCTION: What's For Pudding (Comedy) PRODUCTION DATE: September 1999 DIRECTED BY: Jan Case STAGED: Burgess Hill Theatre SYNOPSIS: Jack and Mary are preparing themselves for yet another stultifyingly boring night in, when the doorbell rings unexpectedly. What follows is a series of anarchic comic revelations, as we meet their friends Ted and Maureen, and the foursome proceed to get the wrong side of a bottle of whiskey. Their antics are witnessed by a bemused Dennis, who only turns up to order a pair of brown flared trousers from Mary's catalogue, but ends up with a lot more than he bargained for... PLAYWRIGHT: David Tristram is an English comic playwright who's plays have been widely performed by amateur and professional groups. BHTC NOTES: Performed as part of an evening of one act plays involving new, less experienced and established club members. Only the programme has been discovered about this production. If you can provide any further items, please get in touch.
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