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Alan's wife Marion has gone away for a few days, so he is planning a quiet night in and a game of cards with workmates Barry and Carl. Barry has other ideas, however - he has plenty of booze and has invited some girls round. How is Alan to keep Marion from finding out, especially with his nosy mother-in-law Muriel living directly opposite? After a few too many drinks Alan falls and loses his memory, and suddenly he doesn't care anymore. Even when Marion arrives back and finds him in an innocent embrace with one of the girls he doesn't care - after all, he can't remember who she is!
Author's Notes As so often happens, this entire play evolved from one simple joke. Doctor: "How long have you had this amnesia?" Patient: "I can't remember." It's a lot of fun, particularly the party at the start, where everyone gets steadily more inebriated. I remember playing the part of Alan a few years back. Opposite me, as Cheryl, was Alison. We had no idea back then we would end up as man and wife! Past Productions I have recently started adding production photos, posters, etc. If your group has done this play and have any I can use, please contact me. Some
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