It is the 1930s and a Noel Coward play, so it’s the jazz age, flappers, the Charleston, champagne, art deco and sophistication .
Novelist, David Bliss has plans for a quiet weekend but his overdramatic, retired actress wife Judith and their two precocious grown up children have ideas of their own. A houseful of drama results, as each of the four (unknown to the others) has invited a perfectly unsuitable guest and the ‘quiet weekend’ escalates to an exhausting and hilarious finale worthy of Feydeau
Cast
The Bliss Family (Hosts) Judith Bliss: A retired actress, prone to dramatic scenes. David Bliss: A novelist who prefers to ignore his family’s antics. Simon Bliss: Their artistic and somewhat abrasive son. Sorel Bliss: Their equally intense and dramatic daughter. The Guests Myra Arundel: A sophisticated, cynical woman invited by Simon. Richard Greatham: A diplomat invited by Sorel. Jackie Coryton: A shy, simple young woman invited by David. Sandy Tyrell: A young, athletic man infatuated with Judith, invited by her. Household Staff Clara: The Blisses’ frank and long-suffering housekeeper/maid.