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Caught in the Net (Run for your Wife Again) archive

A sequel to Run for your Wife. Run for your Wife Again continues the tale of John Smith. John is a taxi driver happily, but bigamously, married to two unsuspecting wives. He has a sixteen-year old son, Gavin, by Barbara in Streatham, and a fifteen-year old daughter, Vicki, by Mary in Wimbledon. One day Gavin and Vicki happen to meet surfing the internet and are amazed at the coincidences concerning their respective fathers: both are called John Smith; both are aged 43; and, surprise, surprise, both are taxi drivers.Vicki can t understand her Dad s vehement reaction when she tells him, firstly, of the amazing coincidence and, secondly, that she s invited Gavin round to meet him and Mum, John spends the next two hours attempting to stop the inevitable.

Cast/Performers

Damian Williams

Creatives/Company

Author: Ray Cooney
Producer: Bruce James Productions

Caught in the Net (Run for your Wife Again)

Caught in the Net (Run for your Wife Again) (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0910572210. Details of all Caught in the Net (Run for your Wife Again) archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S781099846

Archive Listings

21 Jun 04 to 26 Jun 04	Hull New Theatre Hull, Humberside Performance Details => Venue archive
7 Jun 04 to 12 Jun 04	Marina Theatre Lowestoft, Suffolk Performance Details => Venue archive
25 May 04 to 29 May 04	Key Theatre Peterborough, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
17 May 04 to 22 May 04	The Playhouse Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
11 May 04 to 15 May 04	Octagon Theatre Yeovil, Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
3 May 04 to 8 May 04	Pomegranate Theatre Chesterfield, Derbyshire Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Feb 04 to 21 Feb 04	Rugby Theatre Rugby, Warwickshire Performance Details => Venue archive

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