Author
Michael Law

University and teaching background, specialising in German and French. Previously professionally-performed work includes Aquarium (Mercury Theatre, Colchester), Just Us (Questor's, Ealing), Helen of Rhodes (BAC) and A Companion for Clare (Questor's), and he has won a number of prizes for his work. In collaboration with his son, Richard, he has also written a translation of Brecht's Man is Man and Dorst's The Great Denunciation Outside the City Wall. He is a member of the Society of Authors, Player-Playwrights, the Writers' Guild and the New Playwright's Trust.

Synopsis
When Bill and Nora "drop in" on Phoebe, they get more than they bargained for. Alternately bullied and ridiculed for their utter respectability by Phoebe’s young "gigolo" Peregrine, or made up to for their solid worth, they have stumbled into a world that seems to hold together logically only at times. This could be the stuff of nightmares! As the truth emerges, we see Bill and Nora are not so "ordinary" as they appeared. Sometimes things happen to people - even in a suburban semi - horrid, disgusting, shaming, undeserved and quite inexplicable things. Is anyone, in fact, ordinary? View extract.

Cast
2 male, 2 female

Duration
1hr 50mins

Contact
90a Upper Tollington Park
London
UK