Almost impossible, I would say, for an author to speak about his own work, dispassionately. I can say, however that I hope you have as much pleasure in watching 'Who's Your Father' as I did writing it.
Some of you may be astute enough to discover the holes in the plot lone, but please keep them to yourselves.
This play was first performed in Plumley, seven years ago when James Bond was somewhat taller and younger than he is today. Bearing that in mind, we the OTC, are very pleased to welcome Phil Perry into our ranks.
On a more personal note, Sophia and I are new residents in Little Leigh, since moving seven months ago - out of the path of the high speed railway line - we have known nothing but kindness and goodwill and acceptance from all in this ovely village. We are happy to be here, in spades and we thank you all.
These performances are in way of a thank you.
-- Harry Kennedy
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The Cast
| Harry Kennedy | Frobisher Williams |
| Roger Barlow | Elliot Hart |
| Sophia Kennedy | Sylvie Darling |
| Anne-Marie Lonsdale | Phoebe Ingrams |
| Phil Perry | Michael Elthwaite |
| Harriet Walton | Lily Butt/Bronwen Owen |
Production Team
| Producer | Sophia Kennedy |
| Stage Manager | John Newton |
| Lighting and Sound | Andrew Poole |
| Front of House Manager | Paula Keen Ann Barlow |
| Bar Managers | Helen Wingfield and Others |
| Publicity | Gill Hampton |
This play was produced by Sophia Kennedy. We would like to name the director, but in reality, just about all of the cast did this job from time to time, kept in check by the author.
We are indebted to Gill and many others for their help and to our next door neighbour, Sue Maddock, for denuding her house of furnate