Comedy
Scottish Play: No. 197 Archie McDonald has been a competitive chrysanthemum grower in the village of Glenshoogle for years. Recently his archrival ...
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Spinsters Maggie and Dolly McPhee reside together in the sleepy village of Glenshoogle. Their peaceful existence is shattered however, when a ...
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The play concerns the efforts of Abner P. Shakespeare (Groucho Marx) to win an award for presenting the first production at the de Birnam Institute - ...
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To get one over on his Ranger's drinking buddy, Celtic-daft Dougie tries to exploit, what he sees as his Achilles heel. Surely, he surmises, if Andy ...
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Al's hobby is writing letters of a highly moral tone to the newspapers. His wife, Sadie, paints pictures. He is horrified when Sadie wins a painting ...
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Fanny Prendergast is a nineteenth century young lady who is bored until she meets Lieutenant Bernard Bartholomew of the Royal Navy. He tells her ...
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When endearingly inept crook Robbie is suspected of arson, he turns to his solicitors for advice, only to discover they have been burgled. Innocent ...
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Glenshoogle resident Lily White is in hospital for a simple appendectomy. Unfortunately for her, the next bed is occupied by fellow villager, and ...
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The Haudin' Stanes o'the Muckle Craig
The Deil's deal is your heart's desire in exchange for your immortal soul. In pre-Columban Scotland, Hamish Dubh wasn't aware he even had an immortal ...
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