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Sonning Eye: The Mill at Sonning Theatre, England, EUR >>>

2003

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Play/Drama

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Notes: sequel to Nobody's Perfect

Synopsis: The plot again concerns Myrtle Banbury, the queen of the romantic novel, who is in fact a divorced man, living with his daughter and his father, faced with the problem of explaining the whereabouts of Myrtle as an investigative journalist cum medium arrives to interview the famous author. Sheila Ballantine brings a nice touch of Louella Parsons' persona to the role. With microphone, ear pieces and speakers, the family sets up a three-way telephone call from Aunt Myrtle, who is supposedly somewhere up the Amazon. When the novelist's former wife arrives, having never met her ex-husband's talented Aunt Myrtle - who decides to put in an appearance - the ensuing scene between the two is beautifully played by Karen Ascoe and Williams. Gareth Thomas is the sympathetic father and Amy Williams - Williams' real daughter - proves she has inherited the family talent.

Sonning Eye: The Mill at Sonning Theatre, England, EUR >>>

2007

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Samuel French, London

2008

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Thriller

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Notes: aka Switchback

Synopsis: In an isolated house on the cliffs of north Cornwall the sibling rivalry between identical twins Max and Ashley Hennessy is coming to a murderous climax. They both know one of them must die, but, trapped in his wheelchair, Ashley knows the odds are now against him and he is in mortal danger - but does DI Fergus believe him? And can he trust Nurse Malahide, who has been employed to protect him? Poor Lalla, the twins' aunt, is torn between the two boys: which of them is the victim and which is the psychopath? Perhaps they have done it once again - pulled off the final "switch".

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Adaptation

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Notes: from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Synopsis: When Sir Charles Baskerville dies in mysterious circumstances, his last remaining relative, Sir Henry Baskerville, travels home from America to claim his inheritance - Baskerville Hall, which lies on the edges of the wild moors of Devon. The local legends say that there is a curse on the Baskervilles, caused by Sir Hugo Baskerville's actions many years earlier. The curse has taken the form of a gigantic, ferocious hound, which stalks Dartmoor and has caused the death of successive generations of the Baskervilles. When Sir Henry turns to Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson for assistance, Holmes suspects a fiendish plot, and begins to unravel the mysteries of the moors in a race against time to save Sir Henry from the fate of his ancestors.

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Samuel French, London

2005

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Samuel French, London

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Synopsis: A dead actor returns to the world as a ghost intent on mediating his tangled relationships with three women

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Samuel French, London

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Comedy

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Synopsis: As anyone familiar with Simon Williams' previous play Nobody's Perfect will know, the popular romantic novelist Myrtle Banbury is none other than divorced, male, statistician Lenny. In this sequel, Letitia Butters, presenter of the hit TV show Mind Your Own Business, wants to interview Myrtle Banbury in her own home and Lenny has a problem . . . How can he conduct the interview without having to appear to the great British public in drag?

The Mill, Sonning

1997

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Samuel French, London

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Comedy

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Synopsis: Unsuccessful novelist Leonard resorts to a female pseudonym and quickly finds success. But the only way it can continue is if he takes on the identity of his creation Myrtle Banbury in this fast and funny comedy

Churchill Theatre, Bromley

1996

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Thriller

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Notes: aka Double Death

Synopsis: In an isolated house on the cliffs of north Cornwall the sibling rivalry between identical twins Max and Ashley Hennessy is coming to a murderous climax. They both know one of them must die, but, trapped in his wheelchair, Ashley knows the odds are now against him and he is in mortal danger - but does DI Fergus believe him? And can he trust Nurse Malahide, who has been employed to protect him? Poor Lalla, the twins' aunt, is torn between the two boys: which of them is the victim and which is the psychopath? Perhaps they have done it once again - pulled off the final "switch".