- full length farcical comedy - 4m 3f , single set (scripts £6.00 each, performances £40 each)
Jack
and Mark have come to the pub to while away the rest of the day
watching the football on TV. Before it starts they are chatting about
how easy life is for women and utter the age-old comment "I wish I
could be a woman for a day". All too soon, Jack becomes a woman, yet
he's still here too, facing his new, feminine alter-ego and feeling
exactly what she does. But how does he explain away this new and
attractive woman in his life to his friends and long-suffering
girlfriend Lisa? More to the point, how does he get rid of her so life
can go back to its previous normality? After all, a woman who dresses
to kill, knows exactly how to get a man going, likes beer and is an
authority of football is very popular with the regulars! (Other
non-speaking parts for pub guests, if desired.)
pub
guests can be played by disabled actors if wished |
Cast | |
|
Character |
Spoken
lines (approx.)
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Jack a football and beer fan |
394
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Jackie Jack's female alter-ego |
150
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Mark Jack's drinking buddy |
254
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Lisa Jack's fiancée |
258
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Beth Mark's wife |
179
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Bob pub regular |
19
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Other pub customers, if desired |
(non-speaking)
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