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In this brilliantly observed one-woman play, middle-aged Angela attempts to find a new life when husband Max leaves for a younger woman. Using a wonderful mixture of comedy and pathos, she recounts her journey back to happiness.

"Great jokes... but there are also shafts of piercing emotional truth... the sequence when Angela goes to a sex-shop to buy avibrator is a small masterpiece of comic embarrassment." - Charles Spencer, Daily Telegraph

Little Theatre

Comic drama

Geraldine Aron

Characters: 3 male, 5 female to play 10 male, 11 female

Unit set.

This charming autobiographical play from London's West End creates scenes from the life of aspiring writer Brenda Barnes. From age nine into her forties, she is seen through the eyes of her eccentric and sometimes fiery family, particularly her willfully self descriptive father and her put upon and sometimes hot tempered mum. Hilarious scrapes erupt when Brenda's imagination and intelligence bump against the restrictions of Irish and English customs...

Scenery: Interior

A couple sit at opposite ends of a table reminiscing about their life together. Each has a point of view and they rarely address each other directly. They are young to begin with, then middle aged, then old, then one dies. The anecdotes they relate are both humorous and tragic. Their lives seem wasted, yet the wife's muted final gesture of affection conveys a love that endured through years of bickering. A critical success in London, Ireland and the author's native South Africa. "A minute tapestry cross stitched with rich detail--...