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Alison, bespectacled and overweight, is not the kind of girl one would visualise as a heroine, but Uncle Frank decides to make her one by entering her in the Wedding of the Year competition, selecting a wedding dress designer before he has found her a suitable husband. His eye alights on Walter, a frustrated inventor and an appallingly clumsy young man. But the best laid plans . . .
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May 14th to 19th at 8pm
by Derek Hoddinott, from Daphne du Maurier's story. |
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A bored Marquise holidays with her two young children on the French Riveria. She becomes taken with the photographer she hires to photograph her and her children; heady with the way he looks at her and the power she has over him, she falls into an adulterous secret affair - until he expresses his determination to follow her back to Paris and continue the affair there, leading her to an unplanned and desperate measure to be rid of him that she can never escape from. It's a fascinating story of a psyche, of what makes us do certain things and how the consequences can affect ours lives forever. |
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| An amateur production in arrangement with Samuel French Ltd |
| Other Productions for 2012 | ||
Aug 15th to 18th & 22nd to 25th at 8pm |
Don't Dress for Dinner | by Marc Camelotti, adapted by Robin Howden. |
| Nov 22nd to 24th at 7:30pm + 2:30pm on 24th |
French Without Tears | by Terence Rattigan |