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Talking Heads - A Cream Cracker in the Settee/A Lady of Letters/A Chip in the Sugar archiveA series of monologues, funny and poignant, normally from two to four of these would be performed at a time. A Cream Cracker Under The Settee tells of an old woman who has a fall, but her pride doesn't allow her to accept help. Bed Among the Lentils tells of a woman with a drink problem, married to a vicar who exploits her recovery actually caused by an affair with an Indian shopkeeper. A Lady of Letters is the story of a woman obsessed with writing letters of complaint and reporting her neighbours who eventually finds comfort in prison. Soldiering On is the tale of a well-to-do woman who finds one day that she's a widow and her husband has left her ill equipped to handle her own affairs - and her son loses her money in bad investments. A Cream Cracker Under the Settee - Obsessive about cleaning, Doris has tidied her husband into the grave and is dismayed by her home help's lack of vacuuming skills. A Lady of Letters - we meet Irene Ruddocks a lonely letters writing spinster who confuses fact with fiction with shocking results. A Chip in the Sugar - Ian Brown plays Graham. Living at home with his widowed mother he tells of her involvement with an old flame.

Creatives/Company

Author: Alan Bennett
Company: Sideshow Theatre Company

Talking Heads - A Cream Cracker in the Settee/A Lady of Letters/A Chip in the Sugar

Talking Heads - A Cream Cracker in the Settee/A Lady of Letters/A Chip in the Sugar (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1950459718. Details of all Talking Heads - A Cream Cracker in the Settee/A Lady of Letters/A Chip in the Sugar archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S5191

Archive Listings

9 May 03
  to
10 May 03
Kenneth More Theatre
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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