Dangerous Obsession

N. J. Crisp

Sally Driscoll: Sarah Taylor
John Barratt: Phil Hawyes
Mark Driscoll: David Darby
Synopsis It is the start of the play, Sally has been outside sunbathing in the fine late afternoon weather. She walks in to her conservatory and tends to some plants She is unaware that she is being watched. The voyeur is John Barratt who finally knocks on the door....Sally doesn't recognise John at all and feels more than a little vulnerable given that she is only wearing a bathing costume but she has a well protected house and reaches for the "panic button" to summon the police. John cleverly lets Sally talk herself in to thinking he is there to discuss a business proposition with her Husband Mark who "is due home any moment".......but John Barratt's purpose is far more sinister than a business chat with Mark. When Mark arrives home John begins his agenda in earnest. Mark and Sally's Friday evening plans are replaced by a nightmare they'll never forget. The action of the play is continuous and takes place in the conservatory of the Driscoll's home, a large, luxurious Georgian house in the Home Counties. Act 1 Late afternoon on a hot day in late summer Interval Act 2 Immediately following:
Act 1: Late afternoon on a hot day in late summer
Act 2: Immediately following
The Production Team Stage Manager Bob Terry Prompt Annette Ayres Properties Carol Radford Sound & Lighting Clive Holland Terrry Hall Set Design Bob Terry David Darby Jon Jones Set Construction Group Members Publicity Jon Jones Annette Ayres Ticket Sales Christine Harbidge Front of House Christine Harbidge Refreshments Yvonne Purser Photography Christine Harbidge Programme/Posters Jon Jones:
Stage Manager: Bob Terry
Prompt: Annette Ayres
Properties: Carol Radford
Sound & Lighting: Clive Holland
Terrry Hall
Set Design: Bob Terry
David Darby
Jon Jones
Set Construction: Group Members
Publicity: Jon Jones
Annette Ayres
Ticket Sales: Christine Harbidge
Front of House: Christine Harbidge
Refreshments: Yvonne Purser
Photography: Christine Harbidge
Programme/Posters: Jon Jones

Sue Terry

Directed by Sue Terry Production Manager Jon Jones The Cast (in order of appearance) Sally Driscoll Sarah Taylor John Barratt Phil Hawyes Mark Driscoll David Darby:
Sally Driscoll: Sarah Taylor
John Barratt: Phil Hawyes
Mark Driscoll: David Darby
Synopsis It is the start of the play, Sally has been outside sunbathing in the fine late afternoon weather. She walks in to her conservatory and tends to some plants She is unaware that she is being watched. The voyeur is John Barratt who finally knocks on the door....Sally doesn't recognise John at all and feels more than a little vulnerable given that she is only wearing a bathing costume but she has a well protected house and reaches for the "panic button" to summon the police. John cleverly lets Sally talk herself in to thinking he is there to discuss a business proposition with her Husband Mark who "is due home any moment".......but John Barratt's purpose is far more sinister than a business chat with Mark. When Mark arrives home John begins his agenda in earnest. Mark and Sally's Friday evening plans are replaced by a nightmare they'll never forget. The action of the play is continuous and takes place in the conservatory of the Driscoll's home, a large, luxurious Georgian house in the Home Counties. Act 1 Late afternoon on a hot day in late summer Interval Act 2 Immediately following:
Act 1: Late afternoon on a hot day in late summer
Act 2: Immediately following
Stage Manager: Bob Terry
Prompt: Annette Ayres
Properties: Carol Radford
Sound & Lighting: Clive Holland
Terrry Hall
Set Design: Bob Terry
David Darby
Jon Jones
Set Construction: Group Members
Publicity: Jon Jones
Annette Ayres
Ticket Sales: Christine Harbidge
Front of House: Christine Harbidge
Refreshments: Yvonne Purser
Photography: Christine Harbidge
Programme/Posters: Jon Jones