One O'Clock from the House
by Frank Vickery
What readers are saying
Readers find the play to be a wonderfully entertaining black comedy. It is praised for its clever writing and the author's talent.
Synopsis
This scorching comedy of personalities and situations revolves around the funeral of an elderly father.
The family includes a cook who bakes almondless almond cakes, a man who is convinced his shopping trolley is a dog he has already taught it to beg and a sister who is a happy inmate at a psychiatric home.
The hilarity includes a posthumous joke played by a Father on his daughters.
This is not a close knit family; they've even got the wrong person from the psychiatric home!8 women, 5 men, 1 boy
Press Reviews
"The most enjoyable piece of theatre I've seen in months."
— The Guardian
Publication
One O'Clock from the House is a British comedy play written by Frank Vickery and published by Samuel French in London (1986).
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Samuel French · 1986 · 80 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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