Scripts
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| Title | Author | Cast | Set | Acts | Time-frame | Synopsis | |
| Book | 1 act Plays | Bernard Shaw | |||||
| MeloDrama | 3 brand new Melodramas | Jim Sperinck | |||||
| Book | 30 Short Comedy Plays for teens | Lawrie Allen | |||||
| Book | 4 one act Plays | Reginald Arkell | |||||
| Book | 40 Short Plays | Ann Cartwright | |||||
| Comedy | A Charity Committee | Edward Knoblock | 9 w | simple – as a formal committee meeting | 1 | 1930s | committee meeting jostling for position |
| A Collier’s Tuesday Tea | 3 W 6 M | cottage in a Mining village | 1 | ||||
| A Comedy of Anarchy | 2 | ||||||
| Play | A Country Rebel | Jeffery Grenfill-Hill | 6 W | Cottage | Edwardian | ||
| Play | A Cut in the Rates | Alan Ayckbourne | 2 W 1 M | Street, study and cellar | The Present | A visit to an illusionist opens up a past mystery | |
| Play | A Dog’s Life | Pam Valentine | 2 humans, 2 male and 2 female dogs | Animal shelter | The Present | ||
| Comedy | A Fishy business | Margaret Wood | 4 (6) m 3 (5) w | sitting room in house | 1 | 1970s | dinner party and problems with cat and food poisoning |
| Farce | A fly in the Ointment | Derek Benfield | 3 m 3 w | Bungalow on Sussex Coast in a hot summer | 2 | Recent past / present and probably the future | Why is a MP minister for the Environment searching seaside bungalow of ex-mistress? |
| Play | A Kind of Alaska | Harold Pinter | 2 M 1 W | ? | 1 | ||
| Comedy | A Lady mislaid | Kenneth Horne | 4 W 3 M | living room – isolated country house | 2 | ||
| Play | A Letter from the general | Maurice Mcloughlin | 6 W 3 M | Common room of a mission station in an eastern country | 3 | 1950s | |
| Play | A Separate Peace | Tom Stoppard | 2 M 4 W | Reception office and private nursing home ward | The Present | ||
| A Tomb with a View | |||||||
| Play | Abigail’s Party | Mike Leigh | 2 m 3 w | Ground floor of house – early evening in Spring | 2 | The Present | Suburbanites entertaining neighbours with a noisy party next door |
| Panto | Aladdin | Lots | |||||
| Comedy | Albert | Richard Harris | 2 m 1w | sitting room in surburban house, summer evening | 1 | The Present | complete confusion + misunderstanding due to language barriers |
| All in Known | Eve Hughes | front porch and living room | |||||
| All’s well that ends as you like it | |||||||
| Comedy | Alphabetical Order | Michael Frayn | 4m 3w | library – section of provincial newspaper | 2 | 1970s | disorganised, chaotic newspaper offices, >organised by newcomer > descend into chaos with threat of closure |
| Book | Amassed Hysteria | Various | |||||
| Book | An Evening with Gary Lineker | Arthur Smith + Chris England | 2 W 3 M | ||||
| Comedy | And this was odd | Kenneth Horne | 6 W 2 M | Drawing Room | 3 | 1700s | |
| Monologue | Anorak of Fire | Stephen Dinsdale | 1 M | Life of a trainspotter | |||
| Comedy | Anyone for Breakfast | Derek Benfield | 3 m 3 w | Shirley and Gilbert’s Country House in the winter | 2 | The Present | Marital Shenanigans |
| Comedy | Apple and Eve | Sam Bate | 10 | Ordinary Lounge | 3 | ||
| Farce | Are you a mason | Leo Dietrichstein | 7 M 7 W | London apartment | 3 | ||
| Comedy | Are you being served | Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft | 5 m 4 w | shop; hotel lobby, tents | 3 | 1970s | Staff of Grace Bros. caught in revolutionary uprising on holiday to Spain |
| Play | Asylum | Alec Baron | 4 M 2 W | West German mental health sanatorium | 1970s | ||
| Comedy Thriller | Bang, you’re dead! | Paul Reakes | 2m 2w | living room | 1 | The Present | plan of murder |
| Comedy | Basinful of the briny | Leslie Sands | ???? | sitting room of seedy boarding house by sea | 3 | 1960s | check with Linda |
| Bazaar and Rummage | ? | 6 W | Multi purpose hall | 2 | |||
| Panto | Beauty and The Beast | Lots | |||||
| Farce | Black Comedy | Peter Shaffer | 5 M 3 W | a London apartment | conditions of light and dark reversed | ||
| Play | Blythe Spirit | Noel Coward | 5 W 2 M | living room in a house in Kent | 3 | ? | |
| Boeing-Boeing | |||||||
| Play | Bonaventure | Charlotte Hastings | 8 W 3 M | Convent | 3 | ||
| Boomerang | |||||||
| Comedy | Brenton versus Brenton | David Tristram | 3 m 3 w | well appointed office for advertising agency in Chicago | 1 | 1980s | complete take off of American soaps |
| Play | Brush with a body | Maurice Mcloughlin | 4 m 6 w | house in Hampstead | 3 | 1960s | refurbishment of late husband’s former study to bedroom; discovery of sweep of 20yr old mystery children anxious to conceal |
| Christmas Comedy | But Once in year | Falkland L Cary | 6 W 4 M | Lounge | 3 | ||
| Play | Can you hear the music | David Campton | 6 (m or f) | Enormous Loft | 1 | Play about mice, from their point of view | |
| Farce | Cat on the Fiddle | John Dole | 5 M 5 W | London rented flat | 3 | ||
| Farce | Caught Napping | Geoffrey Lumsden | 8 M 5 W | Drawing Room of a house master’s home at a school | 3 | ||
| Thriller | Chin-chin chinaman | Percy Walsh | 3 M 1 W | 1 | |||
| Comedy | Christmas Crackers | Sam Bate | 6 w | lounge of home , xmas | 1 | late 1960s | mother and 2 daughters prepare for xmas; youngest in Play -been practising for role in Play; neighbours mistake practice for cruelty to cats; call in RSPCA |
| Code of the West | Michael Kilgarriff | 5 m 2 w | 1 | Canvas of life in the Wild West in unforgettable (? Stanzas) | |||
| Book | Collected Plays for Children | Ted Hughes | |||||
| Farce | Costa del packet! | Anthony booth | 5 w | workman’s hut in Spain | 1 | mid 1970s | all women’s holiday, hotel not built yet |
| Play | Crossways | Jane Parry-Davies | 7 W | Sitting room of an ancient cottage | 1 | ||
| Victorian MeloDrama | Curses Foiled Again | Evelyn Hood | Drawing Room | 1 | |||
| MeloDrama | Dark Brown | Philip Johnson | 5 W 2 M | Living room behind a tobacconists shop | 1 | late 1800s | |
| Play | Deadly Poison | Roland and Michael Pertwee | 5 W 2 M (plus 1 other) | London Parlour | 1 | The Present | |
| Panto | Dick Whittington at Struth?? | ||||||
| Comedy | Distracted Globe | N. J. Warburton | 2 m 4 w; could use non-speaking party goers if wanted (if do trilogy together 4 m 6 w) | after show party (on stage Hamlet set) | 1 | The Present | 3rd in trilogy (could stand alone) after show party |
| Farce | Domestic Economy | Mark Lemon | 3 M 5 W | Chandler’s shop | 1 | ||
| Slightly black comedy | Don’t blame it on the boots | N. J. Warburton | 1 Mm 3 w (if do trilogy together 4 m 6 w) | easily stageable | 1 | The Present | 1st in trilogy (could stand alone) on stage Hamlet |
| Play | Dress Rehearsal | Alec Baron | 7 W 2 M | on a stage | 3 | The Present | |
| Drinking Companion | 3 star hotel bar | 1 | |||||
| Comedy | Duets | Peter Quilter | 4 W 4 M (could double up parts) | living room of an apartment | 4 | The Present | |
| Comedy | Easy Stages | N. J. Warburton | 3 M 4 w (if do trilogy together 4 m 6 w) | (on stage Hamlet set) ? Do-able as lots of moving set around | 1 | The Present | 2nd in trilogy (could stand alone) scene change chaos |
| Play | Epitaph for a hard man | Evelyn Hood | 1 m 2 w | living room of a home | 1 | The Present | |
| Comedy | Ever been had? | Doris M. Day | 5 w | living room of house | 1 | late 1970s | suspicion of murder next door, fuelled by gossip leads to unexpected conclusion |
| Comedy | Festival nightmare | Nina Warner Hooke | 3m 5 w (could be some flexibility with roles) | simple stage | 1 | 1950/60s | festival adjudicator’s nightmare |
| Comedy | Fish out of water | Derek Benfield | 3 m 4 w | hotel on Italian Riviera | 2 | mid 1980s summer | romantic setting disturbed by outspoken widow and timid sister – no room booked in hotel |
| Play | Five Birds in a Cage | Gertrude E Jennings | 2 W 3 M | Tube Lift | 1 | ||
| Comedy | Flat to let | Arthur Macrae | 4 W 3 M | Sitting room in a Westminster Flat | 3 | ||
| Play | Flowers for Mrs Hopkins | Gladys M Hogg | living room of a ground floor flat | The Present | |||
| Comedy | Fluff | John Scholes | 2 m 2 w | bedroom in country estate | 1 | 1980s | attempts to steal fir coats to finance a holiday |
| Farce | Flying feathers | Dereck Benfield | 4 m 6 w | country house in Spring | 2 | late 1980s | identical brothers and “house of sin” |
| Comedy / Farce | Fool’s Paradise | Peter Coke | 2m 6 w | drawing room of house in Westminster | 3 | 1960s May | ???? |
| Four Plays for coarse actors | |||||||
| Comedy | Frankenstein’s Guests | Martin Dowling | 5 m 4w | castle | 2 | Anytime | Baron Frankenstein tries to counsel and cure a motley crew of monsters he has invited to his castle, regrets his decision and guests reveal their true colours |
| French Kiss | Arthur Smith | 2m 1 w | 1 | Couple on holiday in Flanders, Sally is confronted with Jasper, brought forward in time from WWI 1916. She brings him back to London where begins a roller coaster ride | |||
| Fumed Oak | Noel Coward | ||||||
| Ghost of a Chance | Brian J Burton | 5 W | A decaying room | 1 | |||
| Good to Firm | Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood | ||||||
| Play | Green Forms | Alan Bennett | 2 W 1 M | office in Northern England | The Present | ||
| Book | Groping for words / Bazaar and Rummage / Womberang) | Sue Townsend | |||||
| Play | Heaven at Charing Cross | Aubrey Danvers-Walker | 7 W 5 M | Back parlour of a London papershop | 3 | 1930s | |
| Panto | Hickory Dickory Wood | ||||||
| Comedy | Hidden meanings | Michael Snelgrove | 4 m 5 w | Victoriana type “Sherlock Holmes” sitting room | 1 | The Present | |
| Farce | Holed out in one | Claude Radcliffe | 2 m 3 w | smoking room in Keswick | 1 | 1919 ish | old friend (now an MP) overstaying his welcome |
| Play | Holy Cow | Eve Hughes | 3 m 3 w | hillside in India | 1 | any | hungry indian beggar couple and tourists |
| Play | Housekeeper Wanted | Philip King and Falkland L. Cary | 1 m 4 w | living room | 1 | dated plot 1953 | advertisement and interviews for housekeeper |
| Comedy | Humble Boy | Charlotte Jones | 3 m (1 is mid thrities) 3w | 2 | The Present | 25 yr old astro-physicist’s search for work and home unity | |
| Comedy | I’ll get my man | Philip King | 4 m 5 w | stageable | 3 | ||
| In the net | |||||||
| Panto | Jack and the Beanstalk | ||||||
| Farce | Keep Calm | Louis Goodrich | 3 m 3w | room in surburban house | 1 | 1950s | mistaken identify involving plumber, policeman and missing baby |
| Play | Kindly Leave the Stage | John Chapman | 5 W 3 M | living room of a garden flat | 2 | ||
| Comedy | Laburnam Grove | J B Priestly | 4 W 5 M | Living room in a north London suburb | 3 | ||
| MeloDrama | Lady Audley’s secret | Constance Cox | 8 W 4 M | Garden of Audley Court | 1 | 1860s | |
| Comedy | Last Panto in Little Grimley | David Tristram | 2 m 2 w | plain set | 1 | The Present | am. Dram grp planning panto |
| Play | Last Scene of All | Margaret Wood | 5 W 2 M | Lounge of home for retired artistes | The Present | ||
| Comedy | last Tango in Little Grimley | David Tristram | 2 m 2 w | plain set | 1 | The Present | struggling / am. Dram group use sex to sell Play |
| Little Murders | Jules Feiffer | 3 W 5 M (plus wedding guests) | Apartment | 2 | |||
| Panto | Little Red Riding Hood | ||||||
| Comedy | Look no Hans | John Chapman and Michael Pertwee | 3 m (plus optional) 3 w | combined living room and office in West Berlin | 2 | mid 1980s | manager of car company as well as bad undercover agent of British security – lots of confusion |
| Play | Lord Arthur Savile’s crime | Constance Cox | 5 M 5 W | London Drawing Room | 3 | 1890s | |
| Comedy | Merry regiment of women | Rae Shirley | 3 m 6 w | part of Globe theatre | 1 | Any | set as a Play – characters all from Shakespeare |
| Comedy | Midsummer Mink | Peter Coke | 4 M 6 W | Flat adjoining the Albert Hall | 3 | ||
| Panto | Mother Goose | ||||||
| Thriller | Mr Hunter | Stuart Ready | 5 W 1 M | Railway station waiting room | 1 | ||
| Thriller | Murder at Eight | Sam Bate | 5 W 1 M | Farmhouse kitchen | 1 | The Present | unexpected visitor shatters calm of farm evening |
| Murder Behind the Mask | Adrian Dale | on a stage | |||||
| Comedy | Murder in Play | Simon Brett | 5 W 3 M | library of a manor house | 2 | ||
| MeloDrama | Murder in the Red Barn | Constance Cox | 9 W 5 M | Cottage Green | 1 | Early 1800s | |
| Mystery at Greenfingers | 9 W 5 M | 1 | |||||
| Play | Night must Fall | Emlyn Williams | 4 M 5 W | Sitting room in a bungalow | 3 | ||
| Various | Nine Modern short Plays | Various | For Stage and Radio | ||||
| Ghost Story | Nobody Knows | Philip Johnson | 4 W 3 M | Scottish mountain hut | 1 | ? | |
| Comedy | Nothing but the truth | James Montgomery | 5 M 6 W | Stockbroker’s office in New York and a summer house in Long Island | 3 | ||
| Comedy | Nude with Violin | Noel Coward | 7 W 7 M | Paris studio | |||
| Comedy | Nudes in waning light | George Brockhill | 2 m 5 w | living room of spacious country house | 1 | 1980s | hen pecked husband persuaded to paint nudes – middle class prejudiced wife arrives back early |
| Comedy | On Monday next | Philip King | 6 M 5 W | Stage of a theatre | 3 | ||
| Book | One million tiny Plays about Britain | Craig Taylor | |||||
| Comedy | Out for the Count (How would you like your stake?) | Martin Dowling | 5 m 4 w | lunatic asylum | 1 | 1980s | Transylvanian count attempt seduction v actions to thwart him |
| Comedy | Out of the Question | Ira Wallach | 4 W 3 M | living room | 3 | ||
| Comedy | Outside Edge | Richard Harris | 5 m 4 w | Cricket pavilion | 2 | The Present | preparing for an afternoon’s cricket – cricket captain, long suffering wife and personal lives of team members |
| Farce | Play On | Rick Abbott | 7 W 3 M | Stage of a theatre | The Present | Am. Dram. Group trying to put on a Play with constant interference from the writer | |
| Book | Play Time | Julia Donaldson | |||||
| Playboy of the Western World | J M Singe | 4 M 7 W | Country Shebeen | 3 | |||
| Comedy | Plaza Suite | Neil Simon | 1 m 2 w + bellhop and waiter | suite at Plaza hotel | 3 | hotel pathos and humour | |
| Comedy | Port Out Starboard Home | Richard James | 3 W 4 M | Cruise ship | 2 | Ship board romance | |
| Various | Present Mirth | Peter Assinder + Naomi Sinclair | 12 W (or more) | ||||
| Pygmalion | |||||||
| Comedy | Queen Elizabeth slept here | Talbot Rothwell | 7 M 6 W | Decrepit cottage | 3 | Elizabethan | |
| Comedy | Quiet Weekend | Ester McCracken | 5 M 8 W | Sitting room of a country cottage | 3 | ||
| Play | Raising the Stakes | Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood | |||||
| Reginald Arkell’s Latest | |||||||
| Riders to the Sea | J M Singe | 3 W 1 M | Cottage kitchen in Ireland | 1 | |||
| Farce | Rookery Nook | Ben Travers | 7 W 5 M | Lounge Hall | 3 | ||
| Play | Rumour | Sam Bate | 6 W | Vicarage Garden | 1 | The Present | |
| Book | Scene Scripts | Various | |||||
| Secretary Trouble | Peter Goodchild | ||||||
| Selected one act Plays | |||||||
| Monologue, duologues and mimes | Sextet | Women | |||||
| Play | Shadows | Josephine Carter | 3 M 4 W | Dining Room | 1 | The Present | |
| Shake, Rattle and Run | 6 M 7 W | Vicarage study in a rambling Tudor House | |||||
| Play | Shop for charity | Charles Mander | 1 m 4 w | Charity Shop | 1 | The Present | |
| Play | Six wives in Favour | L Du Gard Peach | 8 W | Room in a house | 1 | Sequel to All In Favour | |
| Book | Sketch’o’frenia | John Dessler and Lawrence Phillis | |||||
| Comedy | Smokescreen | Harold Brighouse | 4 W | Sitting room in Kensington flat | 1 | The Present | |
| Panto | Snow White | ||||||
| Play | Sour Grapes and Ashes | N J Warburton | 3 W 2 M | on a hill | 1 | The Present | |
| Play | Still Life | Noel Coward | 5 W 6 M | Refreshment Room of a station | 1 | ||
| Comedy Drama | Strange Refuge | Molly Raynor | 9 W | Large room | 1 | ||
| Farce | Strike Happy | Duncan Greenwood | 9 (7 strong; 2 younger girls) | front room in writers cottage | 3 | post war 1950s | |
| Sue Townsend – 9 Plays) | |||||||
| Television Comedy Scripts | |||||||
| Panto | The Babes in the wood | ||||||
| Comedy | The Bed before Yesterday | Ben Travers | 4 w 4 m | Alma’s house in Brompton Mews | 2 | 1930s | Sexless Marriage reignites Passion |
| Comedy | The Blue Goose | Peter Blackmore | 5 M 5 W | need to be adapted – – living room with piano, stairs, lots of entrances and fireplace | 3 | 1960s May | upstanding couple; daughters plan to elope / involvement of 2nd daughter’s fiancé |
| Comedy | The Buried cable | Harry Graham | 6 m 2 w | tumble down office in France | 1 | set in 1914 | |
| Comedy | The Camels Back | Arnold Helsby | 6 W 3 M | Farmhouse living room | 3 | ||
| Play | The Crooked Road | Janet Allen | 5 W 3 M | 3 | |||
| Farce | The Desirable Cottage | Anthony Booth | |||||
| Play | The Diary of Ann Frank | Dramatized by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett | 6 W 5 M | top floors of warehouse in Amsterdam | 2 | 1945 | |
| Farce | The final rehearsal | S. Caldwell | 5 w | crowded sitting room | 1 | early 1900s | final rehearsal for a Play |
| The Flat to Let | |||||||
| Detective Story | The Fourth Wall | A A Milne | 8 M 2 W | Private sitting room in Sussex | 3 | ||
| Play | the frozen heart | Ivory Brides | 5 w | kitchen of isolated farmhouse | 1943 xmas | relationships of German family and Jewish displaced worker just before the war | |
| The Ghost of Gerry Bundler | |||||||
| Play | The Goldfish Pool | Elizabeth Rayner | 5 W | Garden | 1 | ||
| Play | The Green Pack | Edgar Wallace | 2 W 7 M | 3 | |||
| Thriller | The Grey Monk Walks | Graham Reed | 7 W | Main room of a country cottage of an actress | 1 | The Present | |
| The Happiest Day of your life | |||||||
| Play | The Hit Man | J.C.W Brook | 3m 2w | Patio and lawns of a dilapidated house | 1 | The Present | George trying to change his life hires a hit man to kill of his bore of a wife, but the hitman (Romero) brings along his P.A – watch this space |
| Play | The Janna years | Gillian Plowman | 2m 3 w | communal room of boarding house | 1 | 1990s | 4 lonely people and changing relationships |
| Comedy | The Last Bread Pudding | Nick Warburton | 2m 4 w (1 W non-speaking) plus tramp M or F | room where am.dram. Group meet | 1 | The Present | discussion of a new Play, Presentation of meeting is also demonstration of ideas |
| Play | The Long Noon | Patricia Chown | 5 W 2 M | Country house veranda | 1 | The Present | |
| The Man in the Bowler Hat | |||||||
| Play | The Man Outside | Janet Allen | 3 W 3 M | sitting room | 3 | ||
| Farce | The Matchmaker | Thornton Wilder | 9 M 7 W | New York | 4 | 1980s | Merchant looking for a wife |
| The Old Shop with a Bell | |||||||
| Play | The Paragon | Roland and Michael Pertwee | 4 W 5 M | ||||
| Drama | The Paying Guest | Peter Assinder | 0 m 4 w | living room of guest house in isolated country | 1 | Time frame when phone party lines still in use | acquitted woman seeks refuge / attempts to cover murderous tracks |
| Drama | The Pot of Caviar | J C Ledward | 5 M 3 W | North China Scottish Mission | 1 | 1900s | |
| Book | The Pressures of Life | 4 TV Plays | |||||
| Play | The Quiet Heart | C F Jeffery | 6 W | Anteroom of a convent | 3 | ||
| Play | The Rats | Agatha Christie | 2 W 2 M | flat in Hampstead | The Present | ||
| Play | The Reading Group | Fay Weldon | 2 m 5 w | sitting room | 1 | The Present | 5 women in a reading group, revealing their true characters |
| Play | The Rest Cure | Gertrude Jennings | 4 W 1 M | Bedroom of Nursing Home | 1 | ||
| Drama | The Return | Tony Edwards | 4 m 2 W | Lounge | 1 | the Present | |
| Comedy | The Right Spirit | Stella Wyn Jones | 6 w | deserted hall of Upper Popshaw Grange | 1 | 1960s | cleaning women have a go at acting; but one by one are “taken” by the ghost to be companions to Play Ludo |
| Comedy | The Show must go on | Stella Wyn James | 6 W | Stage of a village hall | Present | Sequel to Alright on the Night | |
| Farce | The star dusters | Naomi Sinclair | 6 w | a theatre | 1 | 1950s | cleaning women have a go at acting |
| Play | The Treatment of Mungo Tweet | Michael Lambe | 7 characters | Hospital ward | 1 | ||
| Thriller | The visitor | Maureen Lee | 4 W | Lounge of an Olde Worlde cottage | 1 | The Present | |
| Comedy Thriller | The Walking dead | Michael Lambe | 2 m (1 is dead!) 3 w | easy staging | 1 | ||
| Play | The Winter of 1917 | David Campton | 6 (1 has to M and 1 has to be F) | Downstairs room of a country house | Refuge from weather drawn into emotions of winter 1917 | ||
| Panto | There was an old women | ||||||
| Comedy | There’s always spring | Arthur Lovegrove | ???? | unoccupied flat in London | 1 | ???? | ???? |
| Comedy | Thermal underwear | Andrew Davies | 3 m 3 w | living room Sunday lunch time | 1 | late 1980s | Ruby wedding anniversary – day becomes memorable for all the wrong reasons |
| Timelapse | |||||||
| Farce | Tons of Money | Will Evans and Valentine | 6 M 4 W | Library | 3 | ? | |
| Top Table | |||||||
| Book | Traverse Plays | Various | |||||
| Trench Kiss | Arthur Smith | 2 M 1 W | |||||
| Book | TV Comedy Scripts | Various | |||||
| Play | Twenty-five not out | Hazel Wyld | 2 m 3 w | bedroom of surburban house | 1 | 1990s | silver wedding anniversary with wife having to make a decision re husband’s affair (wound his ego / pretend not to know) |
| Short panto | Ultrabrite and the seven toothbrushes | Tony Ellis | |||||
| Play | Vacant Possession | Don West | 2 M 2 W | Kitchen | 1 | The Present | |
| 3 Plays | Valiant Ladies | Clifford Bax | Lots! | 1930s | |||
| Play | Visiting Hour | Richard Harris | 2 M 4 W | Hospital ward | 2 | The Present | |
| ? | Vital Statistics | ? | props and wardrobe simple | ||||
| Play | Wait until dark | Frederick Knott | 6 m (?4) 2 w (?4) | basement flat in Notting Hill | 3 | September 1960s | 3 petty crooks trying to find drug filled doll v blind woman |
| Play | Waiting For Alec | Frank Eccles | 7 W 2 M | mental hospital | 1 | The Present | |
| Play | Waiting for the bus | Gertrude Jennings | 10 W 2 M | Street Corner | 1 | ||
| Comedy | We need a man | Derek Raby | 5 w | simple – village hall | 1 | mid 1970s | am. Dram grp trying to find Play with no men |
| Comedy | What shall we do with the body? | Rae Shirley | 1 m 3 w | front room in writers cottage | 1 | Early 1980s | author + secret discussing next book; strange visitor and everything changes |
| Comedy | What’s for pudding | David Tristram | 3 m (?2) 2 w (3) | living room | 1 | The Present | boring Sat night / dull routine interrupted > drunken gathering |
| Sketches | What’s in a name | Val Stirling (BCP member) | various | 7 sketches | various | ||
| Farce | When we are Married | J B Priestly | 7 W 8 M | Sitting room in a Victorian House | 3 | ||
| White Wedding | living room | ||||||
| Farce | Wife required | Falkland L. Cary and Philip King | 2 m 4 w | Henry’s office | 1 | mid 1940s | ????? |
| Womberang | |||||||
| Comedy | Young Wives Tale | Ronald Jeans | 3 M 6 W | sitting room – ground floor house | 3 |