Comedy

Scottish Play: No. 12 Sarah and Mary, two middle-aged spinsters, keep a drapery shop in a small country town. They are keenly interested in the ...

According to his father Wullie Wotherspoon is "going to the dogs". He has been seen smoking and escorting a girl to the cinema and the ...

Scottish Play: No. 148 Marguerite Drummond wins a beauty competition and sees before her a great future. She is encouraged by her mother, but her ...

Natalie, a very modern young lady, is so fervent about Women's Lib that she regards marriage as a male plot against women. Consequently, when her ...

Scottish Play: No. 101 In this sequel to the author's "Nothing Ever Happens", we return to the hilarious ups and downs of the Cairns Family. The ...

Scottish Play: No. 26 The scene of the play is a small side-room in the church where the Women's Guild committee is holding a meeting to discuss ...

Scottish Play: No. 93 No outline of the story of this play could adequately convey the wealth of fun which it contains. It is a domestic comedy ...

Set in the year 1713, Conditional Surrender, adapted from Laurence Sterne's novel Tristram Shandy, deals humorously with Captain Shand's naive ...

Scottish Play: No. 68 The ironic saying that the road to a man's heart is by way of his stomach has probably more truth behind it than romantic ...

Dalwhinnie, a strait-laced, pernickety Edinburgh lawyer, receives a visit at his New Town home from a most important client, the unpredictable ...

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