Author Melanie Tait weaves a humorous but biting insight into the world of workplace power imbalance.
Tonight, is The Middling Cove Players opening night of their next production Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall, however 7 of the cast have called in sick, but as they say “The Show Must Go On”. With only the Director and two cast members left standing they decide that the show really MUST go on and with the help of the reluctant stage manager, her teenage niece and an unwilling audience member, opening night forges ahead. The performance takes shape in this hilarious comedy that reflects the chaos that live theatre can be.
Author Melanie Tait weaves a humorous but biting insight into the world of workplace power imbalance.
Tonight, is The Middling Cove Players opening night of their next production Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall, however 7 of the cast have called in sick, but as they say “The Show Must Go On”. With only the Director and two cast members left standing they decide that the show really MUST go on and with the help of the reluctant stage manager, her teenage niece and an unwilling audience member, opening night forges ahead. The performance takes shape in this hilarious comedy that reflects the chaos that live theatre can be.
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