Respecting Your Piers
by Peter Quilter

Respecting Your Piers

Highlights

105 minsPresent DayAll WomenInterior SetContemporary Costumes/Street ClothesBritishComedy

What readers are saying

Readers find the play to be a hilarious and engaging tale about five determined women revitalizing a dilapidated theatre. The comedic elements and spirited characters resonate well, making it an enjoyable experience for the audience.

Hilarious and engaging storyStrong character dynamicsSomewhat predictable plot

Synopsis

Based on the author's earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again.

They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee However, their plans go awry and it's a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter.

A fast-paced and very funny comedy with five great roles for women.

Press Reviews

"Proves that purely female plays can achieve great success and lots of laughter... Well worth seeing – you can be assured of great entertainment."

— Topzine Magazine

Characters

Character
Sharon

A full-figured gothic punk, 20s

Pam

Theresa’s mother

Betty

Theresa’s grandmother

Jackie

Slim, sporty, late 30s

Theresa

Mid/late 20s

Publication

PublisherSamuel French
Year2000
BindingPaperback
Pages102
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573130144
ISBN-100573130140
LCCN2006491319
LCCMLCS 2006/44219 (P)

Respecting Your Piers is a British comedy play written by Peter Quilter and published by Samuel French (2000).

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