Local Affairs
by Richard Harris
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Readers find 'Local Affairs' to be a lighthearted comedy that explores the dynamics of a modern housing estate. The character of Mrs. Hinson stands out for her maternal yet disruptive presence, adding humor to the setting. Overall, it's seen as an amusing take on contemporary life.
Synopsis
An earlier version of Party Piece, this play ingeniously uses the same set to represent three different homes.
We see Charles, preoccupied with finding a fancy dress costume, and Norma, obsessed with her garden and kitchen; Hilary, returned from a health farm to find her mother-in-law in residence; and Susan and Keith, unable to enjoy a weekend without their children.
Add a suicidal Katy and an incorrect party date and we are set for a confusing evening 5 women, 4 men
Publication
Local Affairs is a British comedy play written by Richard Harris and published by Samuel French in London (1982).
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Samuel French · 1982 · 86 pp
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