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Table Manners By Alan Ayckbourn The story centres around three siblings, Annie, Ruth and Reg. The youngest, Annie still lives at home and looks after their elderly bedridden mother (who we never see) The action begins when Reg and his wife Sarah arrive to allow Annie the chance to escape for the weekend for a long needed rest. However, the fireworks begin almost immediately when Annie tells Sarah she is planning to go away with Ruth’s husband, Norman. Annie ends up staying, Norman shows up unexpectedly, and is soon followed by his wife, Ruth. Sarah tries her best to organise a family dinner for all of them plus Tom, the next door neighbour whom everyone expects will propose to Annie. Norman is incorrigible. Annie is caught between Tom and a possible fling with her brother-in-law. Mother is upstairs demanding attention, and there aren't six proper chairs! Cast Annie - Tiffany Saul Directed by - Jenifer Titchener
From left to right: Sue Clark, Angus Draycott, Maurice Scarratt, Tim Wellington, Tiffany Saul, Helen McCutcheon
From left to right: Tim Wellington, Helen McCutcheon
From left to right: Sue Clark, Tim Wellington, Helen McCutcheon
From left to right: Maurice Scarratt, Tim Wellington, Helen McCutcheon
From left to right: Maurice Scarratt, Helen McCutcheon, Angus Draycott
From left to right: Tiffany Saul, Angus Draycott
From left to right: Helen McCutcheon, Maurice Scarratt, Tiffany Saul, Angus Draycott, Tim Wellington, Sue Clark |
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