One-act plays continue
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Both offerings are by writers of stature. Alan Bennett (most recently The Madness of King George) is the author of the first play, A Chip in the Sugar, which stars Clive Munyard.
Moliere and an American translator are responsible for The Doctor in Spite of Himself, described by centuries of critics as farce at its best.
Tony Rowlands heads a cast of eleven, all in period costume and wigs.
The show begins at 7:30, with supper at the interval. Full tickets are $17.50; show only is $10.
