“A parade of wit”<\/em> – New York Times.<\/p>\n “A marvellous freaky farce…rowdy and ribald”<\/em> – NBC.<\/p>\n [fbphotos id=491780700863477 limit=5 rand=1] From the pen of Alan Bennett, who last season gave us the brilliant The Madness of George III, comes this gorgeously vulgar farce that is a downright celebration of sex and the human body. In the home of lecherous Dr. Wicksteed, wild and wicked things go on in a Feydeau-style fashion. A mountainous wife, a celibate curate engaged to his flatchested spinster sister, a cantilevered sexpot, an inveterate hypochondriac and an arrogant colonialist complete the household. Identities are mistaken, wires crossed and into this mad fun house comes a “falsie-fitter” summoned by the spinster. Things eventually do get sorted out, but not without immense hilarity along the way.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A Farce by Alan Bennett. “A parade of wit” – New York Times. “A marvellous freaky farce…rowdy and ribald” – NBC. [fbphotos id=491780700863477 limit=5 rand=1] From the pen of Alan Bennett, who last season gave us the brilliant The Madness of George III, comes this gorgeously vulgar farce that is a downright celebration of sex and the human body. In \u2026 Continue reading
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