That’s No Lady, That’s My Husband
This was a continuation, with two cast changes, of the previous autumn’s touring production (qv) – but it still didn’t reach the West End. Retitled THE BREADWINNER, the play finally did so in 1974 (qv), but then ran for only five weeks.
The Birmingham week was a late addition to this tour, replacing the scheduled SIGNS OF THE TIMES (qv) when Kenneth More’s illness prevented that show opening. (Anthony Everitt, ‘Kenneth More out of Alex premiere’, Birmingham Daily Post 17th March 1973, page 3.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Bobbie | Leon Greene |
|---|---|
| Brutus Griffin | Sam Kelly |
| Charles Plummer | Clive Morton |
| Hilary Plummer | Andrée Melly |
| Pat Plummer | Francis Matthews |
Crew | |
| Designer | Geoffrey Tozer |
| Director | William Franklyn |
| Lighting | Michael Saddington |
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Play description
This comedy, dealing with the reversal of roles between husband and wife, was revived in 1974 under a new title, THE BEDWINNER (qv).
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