108 - Time And Time Again (1989)

By ALAN AYCKBOURN
When womanizer Graham meets his employee Peter's fiancée, he makes a bee-line for her as usual. However, the young lady strays instead to Graham's brother-in-law Leonard, a poetic fumbler who holds conversations with the garden gnome. When Leonard half-heartedly tries to tell Peter about the relationship, cricket, football and even draughts supersede all other considerations in Peter's sports-mad mind.


(This is the second time we performed this play. The first was in 1975)

107 - Bedfull Of Foreigners (1989)

By DAVE FREEMAN
When an English couple, Stanley and Brenda, obtain a room for the night whilst on a motoring trip, they consider themselves lucky – but not for long. In Brenda’s absence less than an hour later, Stanley finds himself lowering an attractive girl stark naked from the window. The arrival of Claud, the attractive girl’s husband followed by his girlfriend, Simone, causes further chaos. By the second hour, almost everyone is in the wrong bed, as figures dressed as nuns and monks rush in an out and seductions and confrontations run rampant.

106 - There Goes The Bride (1988)

By RAY COONEY & JOHN CHAPMAN

Timothy Westerby is overworked, underpaid, stressed-out, and his daughter is getting married in what he thinks is an overly-lavish and overly-expensive ceremony. Timothy is ripe for a nervous breakdown – and, on the morning of the wedding, he has one! It takes the form of ‘Polly’, the most gorgeous, voluptuous girl who just wants to give herself to Timothy – the pity is, she’s an apparition. The fact is, of course not apparent to Timothy who is convinced that Polly is totally real and is delighted to have this sexy guest at the wedding. Timothy’s wife, his mother-in-law, his daughter and the groom’s parents take a different view!