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Don't Dress For Dinner
by
Marc Camoletti
adapted by Robin Hawden
23rd - 30th September 2000
Director: Derek Slater
Marc Camoletti's boulevard comedy for three men and three women was a smash-hit in Paris. This adaptation by Robin Hawdon was premièred in 1991 and has been a tremendous success in London's West End. Bernard is hoping to weekend in the country with his chic, Parisian mistress Suzy. He has arranged for a cordon bleu cook, is in the process of packing his wife Jacqueline off to her mother, and has invited along his best friend Robert as a suitable alibi. It's foolproof. What could possibly go wrong? Well ... Hilarious confusion piles upon hilarious confusion as Bernard and Robert improvise at breakneck speed!
| Bernard |
Charlie Cook |
| Jacqueline, his wife |
Colette Fitton |
| Robert |
Simon Caporn |
| Suzette, the cook |
Janet Slade |
| Suzanne, Bernard's mistress |
Sarah Burke |
| George, Suzette's husband |
Geoffrey Martin |
| Stage Manager |
Liz Cook |
| Prompt |
Margaret Seddon |
| Lighting |
Paul Lewis |
| Sound |
Clare Lewis |
| Properties |
Jan Ash
Christine Singer |
| Wardrobe |
Di Donald |
| Set Design |
Derek Slater |
| Set Build |
Ronnie Dykstra
Graham Boswell
Peter de la Wyche
Paul Lewis
David Melliar-Smith
Steve Williamson
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