Audacity
by Simon Mawdsley


Synopsis
Philip is going through a messy divorce.
To make himself some money and give his life a boost of adrenalin, he devises a cunning scheme to rob the London department store Jarvis and Klein of its daily takings.
He needs help, however, so he enlists John, an ex-stationery salesman sacked for fiddling his expenses, and Dave, another salesman with a hugely expensive lifestyle, as his partners in crime.
The plot seems to be going well - until John and Dave's wives join forces to investigate their husbands' odd behavior.
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"Crisp dialogue...skilful plotting...gripping and amusing..."
— London Times
"Fast, efficient and fun...intriguing entertainment..."
— What's On
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Audacity is a comedy play written by Simon Mawdsley and published by Samuel French (2005).
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Samuel French · 2005 · 57 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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