Lettice Douffet is theatrical and eccentric. Employed as a tourist guide in a stately home, she embellishes its dull history and is fired by stuffy Preservation Trust official, Lotte Schoen. But something about Lettice intrigues Lotte and she visits her in her London flat. Little does she know that Lettice is about to turn her world upside down.

" ... an entertaining production of a modern British classic .... (Ms Medlin) gives a subtle as well as a strong performance ... Darryl Clement's massive Tudor mansion has some intriguing tricks up its sleeve ... " Lawson Taitte, The Dallas Morning News

" ... a classy production ..." Perry Stewart, Fort Worth Star-Telegram

"Birch is delightful." Arnold Wayne Jones, Dallas Voice

"What’s so winning about the play is its refusal to be uncivilized. Sue Birch and Pem Price Medlin play off each other with energy and wit in portraying the blossoming friendship of two older women. The play rests so much on their talents that it would be easy to overlook the fine work of David M Dixon and Charli Armstrong, both of whom add strongly to the performance." Glenn Arbery, Park Cities People

CAST
Lettice Douffet - Sue Birch*
Lotte Schoen - Pem Price Medlin*
Mr Bardolph - David M Dixon
Miss Framer - Charli Armstrong
Visitors to Fustian House - Charli Armstrong, David M Dixon

PRODUCTION TEAM
Director - Robin Armstrong
Set Designer - Darryl Clement
Lighting Designer - Julie Simmons
Lighting Assistant - Ruben Rosas
Composer - Christopher George
Costume Designer - Robin Armstrong
Hair & Makeup Consultant - Ryan Matthieu Smith
Stage Manager - Michael Phillips
Lighting Operator - Jonathan Hill
Sound Operators - John Moss, Kevin M Connolly
Set Construction - Ian Birch, Billy Attan, Winston Baker, Dave Bastyr, Kevin M Connolly, Mark Santosboy
Box Office - Ian Birch
Front Of House Manager - Steve Freedman
Production Photography - Mark Trew