by Noel Coward, 1920
Synopsis
Hay Fever, Noël Coward’s hilarious comedy of bad manners, has been a favourite amongst theatregoers ever since it first dazzled London’s West End in 1925.
It is a play, with little plot, centering around the Bliss family one summer weekend when each member of the family invites a guest to their rural retreat much to the annoyance of the other members of the family. The unassuming visitors are thrown into a living melodrama. Misjudged meetings, secret seductions and scandalous revelations proliferate during one outrageous weekend in Berkshire.
Cast
| Simon Bliss | Aidan Godwin |
| David Bliss | David Ashton |
| Judith Bliss | Emma Smith |
| Sandy Tyrall | Guy Johnson |
| Sorrel Bliss | Karen Wilson |
| Myra Arundel | Katie Sinnett |
| Richard Greatham | Martin Smith |
| Jackie Coryton | Michelle Rea |
| Clara | Sian Kenyon |
Crew |
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| Director | Bernard Godwin |
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