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Wild Goose Chase
Derek Benfield
Panic Stations
by Derek Benfield
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Readers appreciate the engaging nature of Panic Stations, noting its high quality as a farce. The play is recognized for its entertaining elements and successful performances in festivals.
Engaging and entertaining farceHigh quality productionBias in praise due to involvement
Synopsis
Chester Dreadnought has bought a lovely country cottage, dreaming of idyllic peace, but is he able to enjoy it Not with Abel Bounty, the local unhandyman, always around, and not with Carol, an attractive girl who seems to have mysteriously moved in.
Those who have met Chester already in Wild Goose Chase and Post Horn Gallop know his aptitude for social and anti-social blunders, and Lord and Lady Elrood and scatty Miss Partridge also make a reappearance.5 women, 4 men
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1985
BindingPaperback
Pages144
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573113529
ISBN-100573113521
Panic Stations is a comedy play written by Derek Benfield and published by Samuel French (1985).
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Samuel French · 1985 · 144 pp
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