What's For Pudding?
by David Tristram
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Synopsis
Mary and Jack's dull Saturday evening is interrupted by the arrival of Maureen, Ted and Dennis.
The occasion rapidly dissolves into a drunken gathering as Ted's intellect is likened to that of a paper clip, Maureen, his wife, reveals a liking for Jack, and Jack cultivates a taste for pouring whisky over his head.2 women, 3 men
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What's For Pudding? is a British comedy play written by David Tristram and published by Samuel French in London (1990).
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Samuel French · 1990 · 30 pp
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