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I Shot My Rich Aunt
Mark Chandler
The Aunts
by Gary Bonasorte, Donald Churchill
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Synopsis
Genre: Comedy Characters: 4 males and 2 females Scenery: Interior This is a riotous comedy about divorce.
Arthur and Norma ex-spouses live in separate apartments in the same building.
Norma has second thoughts about her ongoing affair with Arthur's best friend while Arthur isn't so sure he wants to continue his dalliance with Sonia.
Dennis Sonia's husband doesn't mind his wife having an affair as long as she provides him with titillating accounts of it while he is dressed as a lady traffic cop.
She greatly embellishes the tales to make him happy.
Comic sparks are ignited into farcical flames when Dennis arrives at Arthur's flat for lessons in love making.
"Riotous!
A domestic laughter romp!
A super play.
You'll laugh all the way home I promise you."
- Eastbourne News "Very funny.... A Churchill comedy that most people will thoroughly enjoy."
- The Stage
Press Reviews
"Riotous! A domestic laughter romp! A super play. You'll laugh all the way home, I promise you."
— Eastbourne News
"Very funny.... A Churchill comedy that most people will thoroughly enjoy."
— The Stage
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 2011
Binding Paperback
Edition First Edition
Pages 138
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573691782
ISBN-10 0573691789
LCCN 91167313
LCC PR6053.H787 M59 1990
DCC 822/.914
The Aunts is a British comedy play written by Gary Bonasorte and published by Samuel French in New York (2011).
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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