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Brian Rix Theatre of Laughter and Leslie Grade, King’s Theatre, Southsea, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations 14th August – 11th November 1972. A play by Kay Bannerman and Harold Brooke. Add a production of this play.
Full-Length Play, Comedy / 2w, 4m Kay Bannerman , Harold Brooke A farcical comedy set in the "Hotel Splendide" overlooking the French Alps as a trio of young men take to their sick beds with chicken pox.
This is a production of the play Let Sleeping Wives Lie (by Kay Bannerman and Harold Brooke) by Brian Rix Enterprises, at Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool (7 th – 12 th April 1969), Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham (now The Alexandra) (14 th – 19 th April 1969), Grand Theatre & Opera House, Leeds (21 st – 26 th April 1969), New Theatre, Hull ...
- Rhoda Gray
- Kay Bannerman
- Wallace Douglas
This is a production of the play All for Mary (by Kay Bannerman and Harold Brooke) by David Conville, at King’s Theatre, Edinburgh (29 th April – 4 th May 1968), His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (6 th – 11 th May 1968), Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow (13 th – 18 th May 1968), Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne (20 th – 25 th May 1968 ...
Jan 11, 1996 · Harold Brooke, playwright; born London, September 14, 1910, died London, December 1995. HAROLD Brooke, who has died aged 85, was, with his wife Kay Bannerman, a prolific writer of light...
- The Herald Staff
In the late 1940s Bannerman left the stage to write comedies in collaboration with her husband, Harold Brooke. Many of their nineteen scripts were produced on the stage and several were filmed. Bannerman and Brooke's works include The Iron Maiden, No, My Darling Daughter, and their most successful piece, Let Sleeping Wives Lie.
Kay Bannerman, Harold Brooke. Full-Length Play, Comedy Quick View. Heigh Ho Said Rowley
