We Found Love And An Exquisite Set Of Porcelain Figurines Aboard The Ss Farndale Avenue
by David Mcgillivray, Walter Zerlin, Walter Zerlin Jr.
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Readers find the play to be a humorous addition to the Farndale series, celebrating the eccentricity of the Women's Institute ladies. Many appreciate its comedic style and the potential for engaging performances, though some note challenges with amateur production restrictions.
Synopsis
Flushed by their successes, the stalwart veterans of the Dramatic Society are poised to conquer yet another dramatic idiom: their current production sails the luxury ocean liner SS Farndale Avenue into the world of thirties musical comedy.
The ladies prove that the age of elegance, glamour and enchantment is not dead... well, not quite.
Circumstances almost beyond their control threaten to wreck the evening's entertainment but the ladies and Gordon, in true Farndale form, soar above such mundane matters to present some catchy numbers and a stunning underwater sequence!-3 women, 2 men
Publication
We Found Love And An Exquisite Set Of Porcelain Figurines Aboard The Ss Farndale Avenue is a British comedy play written by David Mcgillivray and published by Samuel French in London (1991).
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Samuel French · 1991 · 68 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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