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|  | | Fripp Comedy novel about private investigator Twyford Fripp.
Retired Rear Admiral Peter Legg has a delicate problem. He is suffering from satyriasis (the male equivalent of nymphomania) and his constant craving for sexual excitement with the local Madam, Miss Forde, and her working girls, Forde's Escorts, have left him broke and despondent. Furthermore, his long-suffering wife Margot has deserted him. In desperation he attends a newly opened sexual addiction clinic run by the handsome, breakfast TV doctor Ryan Hooper. When this fails to solve his problems he decides to employ a young, private detective, Twyford Fripp, to track down his wife and hopefull | |  | | It's Now or Never! Comedy stage play originally produced in London.
IT'S NOW OR NEVER! follows the story of Elvis Presley fanatic Tom Weals and his fiancee Alice as they arrive in Spain from Colchester in preparation for their long-awaited wedding.
Keith Clark, a fellow Elvis fanatic, has offered them the use of his villa outside Marbella whilst he is in London, but their arrival has been predated by a sighting by Keith of the real Elvis alive and hiding out in a nearby villa.
Unbeknownst to Alice, who is not much of an Elvis fan, Keith talks Tom into helping him kidnap Elvis and sell the story to the British tabloid press.
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LAUGH? I NEARLY WENT TO MIAMI! is a zany and fast-moving comedy of confusion.
When Tom Weals, an Elvis fanatic, and Alice, his fiancee, are unable, due to fog, to fly to Miami for an Elvis Presley convention, they arrive back at Tom's flat to find that they inadvertently picked up the wrong suitcase at the airport and are now in possession of half a million dollars.
Further confusion arises with the arrival of, firstly, Tom's flashy brother Barney, who is hoping to use the flat to seduce Muriel, his latest girlfriend and is none too pleased to find Tom at home, then Alice's | |  | | The Topless plays The Topless monologues are ideal for solo performances (amateur or professional) and also make for unusual audition pieces.
The 'Topless' one-act comedy plays in this book include 'Topless in London' (originally published as 'Topless'), 'Topless in Philadelphia', and 'Topless in Sydney'. All three are set on the open-top deck of a sightseeing bus in the company of tour guides Sandie (London), Gus (Philadelphia), and Amy (Sydney). They can’t wait to show you the sights and tell you about their lives.This is the first time that all three plays have been available together in one volume.
| |  | | Topless Comedy play originally produced in London.
TOPLESS is a powerful one-woman play packed with laughs.
Sandie is your tour guide for a fabulous tour of London on an open top sightseeing bus. She can't wait to point out all the sights from Big Ben to the Tower of London and tell you all about their history. Unfortunately that's not all she wants to talk about. Nearly every sight along the way seems to trigger off some hilarious memory to do with her 'gorgeous Duncan, who's the spitting image of Mel Gibson'.
Domestic problems and sightseeing become entwined as Sandie reveals how she deals with her straying husband in thi | |  | | Topless in Philadelphia A Philadelphia tour guide takes you on a tour of the City of Brotherly Love at the same time as he tells you his family problems with wife Lynda, son Gus Jr. and Popeye the dog.
TOPLESS IN PHILADELPHIA is a moving one-man play set on an open-top sightseeing bus.
Welcome to Philadelphia, the city that gave us the Declaration of Independence, the Liberty Bell, Grace Kelly and the Philly cheesesteak sandwich.
Gus Clover is your tour guide on an open-top London sightseeing bus driving through the streets of the City of Brotherly Love. He’s keen to show you the city he loves from Betsy Ross’s house to the ‘Rocky Steps’ but the sights keep triggering off memories from his past. Hear how his personal hero Benjamin Franklin inspired Gus to become an invento | |  | | Topless in Sydney Topless in Sydney is a one-woman monologue stage comedy ideally suited for both amateur and professional productions. It can also be used as an audition piece.
Welcome to Sydney! Amy is your tour guide for a sun-soaked, open-top bus tour of this extraordinary city. She loves pointing out the sights from the Sydney Harbour Bridge to the Opera House but unfortunately she has other things on her mind, particularly the staff Christmas party that she embarrassed herself at the night before. Learn how Amy found herself in the running for the prestigious ‘Guide of the Year’ award and how she would stop at nothing to prevent her rival Chezza Chapman winning it. Discover why driver ‘Gambling Gordon’ is so confident that Amy is going to walk away with the trop | |  | | Twist TWIST is a stage comedy thriller first produced in London.
TWIST is a hilarious spoof of the much-loved theatrical thriller where nobody is what they seem and nothing is what it should be!
David Woods is a mild mannered accountant who sees a sensational way of making a fortune by writing a kiss-and-tell biography about his wife Sarah who is the nation’s favourite actress from the hit TV soap 'Doctors and Nurses'.
He then realises that his book will do even better if she is murdered first! Unfortunately a few obstacles get in his way...
With all the ingredients you’d expect of a first class thriller, the cunning twists and | |  | | Up Pompeii The stage version of the BBC Frankie Howerd hit comedy. Now available for amateur and professional production worldwide.
UP POMPEII is based on original characters devised by Talbot Rothwell and Sid Colin for the Frankie Howerd BBC comedy. This hilarious romp through ancient Pompeii brings back all the television favourites in this full-length play.
As Lurcio the slave attempts to deliver his prologue and begin proceedings, he’s quickly caught up in the myriad of sexual liaisons in all quarters of his master’s house. Why does his master Ludicrus Sextus not leave for the Senate meeting in Rome? Why does his wife return so quickly from the country? Who will take care of the escaped slave girl, Voluptua, a |
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