One For the Pot
by Ray Cooney, Tony Hilton
What readers are saying
Readers find the play to be a light farce that provides some amusement, though opinions vary on its effectiveness. One review suggests that while it has its moments, it may not fully resonate with all audiences.
Synopsis
A highly successful evening's entertainment, this hilarious farce revolves around a young man, Hickory Wood, who has to prove he is the only child of a former business associate of a rich mill owner in order to receive 10,000 pounds.
Unfortunately, his efforts are thwarted and complicated by the arrival of the other claimants, creating some first class and uproariously funny situations.
Press Reviews
"The public will love it and rightly so."
— London Times
Publication
One For the Pot is a comedy play written by Ray Cooney and published by Samuel French (2002).
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