Hell and High Water
A comedy by Leonard Morley
Friday 24 November 2000
Highworth Recreation Centre
Directed by John Williams
Performances start 7:30 pm. Doors open 30 minutes earlier.
Tickets: £5. including refreshments Tickets were available from John Williams (01793 76****).
(Also performed again at the Eagle, Faringdon during the Society’s annual dinner in December.)
This one-act play is set in the dining room of Sir Charles Summerville’s house during dinner. No Summerville has ever missed dinner in seventeen generations, and Lord Charles is determined that a simple burst water-pipe will not prevail now. As the water-level rises, the family remain stoic, except for a visiting lounge lizard. As they are all marooned on the table and panic rises, the day is saved by Beacham, Lord Charles’ indomitable butler.
Characters (in order of appearance):
Beacham Charles Lucy Pat Pam Phil The Vicar |
Ken Brown John Taylor Joan Lee Paul Mountford-Lister Aga Lintern Allyn Richardson Dave Headey |
Stage management, props and costumes by the cast.
Photographs provided by Allyn Richardson
There was no poster for this production so I made one up.
Production No.134 (1 show was performed over 1 day).