Sadly the plot of The Tea Cosy is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with The Man In The Bowler Hat and Holiday Eve.
Category: Edmund Henbest
A list of productions that Edmund has been involved in either as an actor, director or part of the backstage and supporting team.
1964
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The Man In The Bowler Hat
A terribly exciting little affair happens in the humdrum life of John and Mary, a tempest in a teapot, but while it lasts–well, it’s high comedy, at least for the audience!
1963
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Night Must Fall
This taught psychological thriller, first presented in 1935, has terrified and thrilled Broadway and London audiences for decades, and has been adapted to film three times.
1963
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Sorry, Wrong Number
Sadly the plot of Sorry, Wrong Number is currently unknown. This play was performed as part of an evening of one act plays with The Dear Departed and Tea For Three.
1963
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The Dear Departed
The play ‘The Dear Departed’ by Stanley Houghton is a story that depicts the sad reality of the modern nuclear families that are strained with selfish interests and individual desires.
1962
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Love’s A Luxury
A theatre producer and an actor try and have a quiet week in a country cottage. Their efforts are thwarted by the arrival of a variety of wives, girlfriends and scoutmasters!
1962
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A Murder Has Been Arranged
Sir Charles Jasper is an eccentric who delves into the mystical. He is due to inherit two million pounds on his fortieth birthday and plans to celebrate.
(W.) Leslie Young
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Queen Elizabeth Slept Here
Where Elizabeth slept is a tumbledown country cottage that Norah Fuller has just bought. Her husband is less enthusiastic about it than she is as there are no modern conveniences.
(W.) Leslie Young
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See How They Run
So swift is the action, so involved the situations, so rib-tickling the plot in this London hit that at its finish audiences are left as exhausted from laughter as though they had run a foot race.