Who's Who?
by Keith Waterhouse, Willis Hall


Synopsis
Who's Who takes place in the lounge of a Brighton hotel a place of faded elegance where the inevitable trio saw away playing sad and dated ballads.
In the first act we follow the confusion that Mr. Black and Mr. White land themselves in as inextricable as the hotel itself in their efforts to cover up a clandestine weekend; a confusion which ends in no one knowing anyone else's identity and a hint that, even when things have more or less cleared up, it's likely to start all over again.
In the second act the male leads discuss the previous events and Mr. White says that if positions and identities had been reversed the confusion would never have happened.
The situation is reenacted on these lines, but with even more calamitous results!
A solid hit in London.
Publication
Who's Who? is a comedy play written by Keith Waterhouse and published by Samuel French (1974).
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Samuel French · 1974 · 71 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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