

This Is Where We Came In
Alan Ayckbourn
Due to an unfortunate triple booking, three storytellers, Peter, Paul and Percy, arrive simultaneously each to tell his own story.
After some acrimony, Percy wins out and is soon telling his story - a Victorian yarn featuring, to his dismay, Paul who has hijacked the leading role.
Soon Peter in turn is continuing Percy's unresolved fable only to find Percy appearing in this.
In due course, Peter appears in Paul's gothic story (an extension of Peter's forties tales) and together they reach a surprisingly happy conclusion.8 women, 9 men
| Character |
|---|
| The Story-Tellers |
| PERCY PARTON
PETER PATCHETT
PAUL PEEL |
| The Characters - Percy's Story - The Donkey
RUPERT played by Paul |
| GORFF the coachman |
| MRS. YERP |
| YERP her husband, Leonora and Frederick's retainer |
| LEONORA
FREDERICK (Leonora's brother) Leonora's brother (the "donkey") |
| Peter's Story - The Enchanted Suitor
FREDERICK as a young man, played by Percy |
| 1ST WOMAN
2ND WOMAN
PLAIN WOMAN
CECILI |
| ALICIA her mother |
| EMILIA her sister |
| Paul's Story - The Sorceror's Daughter
CECILIA/ALICIA
ALICIA/CECILIA
EMILIA
VARIUS (Alicia's husband) Alicia's husband, played by Peter |
| VILLAGE BOY
DENZIL
BASIL |
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My Very Own Story is a comedy play written by Alan Ayckbourn and published by Samuel French in London (1995).
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