Mistress and Masterpiece Play Script by Doris Hilliard

Mistress and Masterpiece Doris Hilliard Full length comedy ’Whodunnit’. 2 sets. Murder, mystery, humour and suspense all combine to provide a satisfying, well received script. The action takes place in two locations in a seaside town around 1960s. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis This play is a lively, comic whodunnit full of humour and suspense. Two murders - one a barmaid and the other a hotel guest - shatter the tranquility of a small sea-side town. Suspects quickly become entwined in a maze of suspicion and accusation. Ann Clements, a hotel receptionist about to be married, is deeply shocked when Inspector Fitch discovers that the bride’s ’something borrowed’ is a vital murder clue threatening to ruin the couple’s happy wedding day. Ann’s new husband Don comes under sharp suspicion. Ralph Wittaker, a wealthy businessman has been involved with one of the murdered women and when it is revealed that she was his mistress he becomes number one suspect. Complications continue when Ralph discovers that his wife, Sandra, has posed in the nude, for a young local artist, Andrew Bucknell. More secret relationships are exposed, and the play’s many twists and turns keep you laughing and guessing until the end 7F 5M. "Sharp one liners. Very good entertainment." Suffolk Free Press. Cast Summary Mistress and Masterpiece: 5M 8F Reviews 'Sharp one-liners. Very good entertainment.' Suffolk Free Press. Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iv,58 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 0 951498 16 9  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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