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Winston
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The Stirk of Stirk
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Call it a Canary
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Hayballs
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The Village Fête
Nancy is at the helm of the unhappy Empson family who, for the sake of Father's health, move to a small country village. Their new house is in a state of disrepair, but they find that a local handyman, Winston, is keen to help them out. He breaks their resistance to him with his irreverent wit, gourmet cooking, free repairs and liberal doses of sexual advice. Gradually the family are transformed by his presence.
Witney Scrotum
The opinionated, gin-swilling Brigadier is joined by his fellow cricket afficianado, the Commodore and together they discuss the things that really matter, namely the match between the Minor Counties and the Huns. TV tie-in.
The Home Front
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The Last Obit
Millicent has been computerised. After a lifetime's work in the Obituary Department of the Morning Telegraph she has been made redundant. The firm, however, has allowed her to go out in style - she can write her last obit in her own hand with her own fountain pen. But whose last obit will it be? An obscure failure? A giant of history? A personal friend? An old lover? She plunders her memories, her fantasies and her long friendship with the daft and the dead before she makes her decision. Peter Tinniswood's black comedy won the Edinburgh Festival Fringe First Award in 1998.
