The Brides of March

A farce by John Chapman
Thursday 23 October 1980 - Saturday 25 October 1980
Faringdon Community Theatre, The Pump House, 5 Market Place, Faringdon
Directed by Evelyn Stoodley

Tickets were available from White Bros (hairdressers), 7 Cornmarket, Faringdon.

A young member of the Foreign Office living in Finchley is bequeathed five beautiful women by a sheik whose life he once saved. They are ‘delivered’ when his wife happens to be away, but when she returns, the sparks begin to fly. A hilarious and inventive farce from the author of Dry Rot and Diplomatic Baggage.

The action of the play takes place in the living-room of the Scudamores’ house, No 66, Pinetops Avenue, North London in the late 1940’s.

Photo – Back: ?; Tracey Howell. Front: Gail Mander; Mike Durham; Debbie Hare

FDS last performed ‘The Brides of March’ in 1965 and 1973