Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy

Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy by Bill Naughton is a revised and rewritten edition published by Samuel French on January 31, 2015. This 86-page play explores the dynamics of the Crompton family, particularly focusing on Rafe Crompton, whose unwavering integrity leads to tension and conflict within the household. The narrative unfolds as Rafe’s family attempts to navigate their minor transgressions while dealing with his strict moral compass, culminating in a pivotal dinner scene that challenges their relationships.
Readers will find a blend of humor and drama as the story delves into themes of family, integrity, and the need for understanding. The play features a cast of four women and four men, highlighting the complexities of familial bonds and the journey toward a more progressive and tolerant atmosphere. This edition offers a fresh perspective on Naughton’s work, making it a relevant exploration of interpersonal relationships within a British context.
Official synopsis Publisher
Rafe Crompton is not a stern man but has such unswerving integrity that his family is forced to hide slight peccadilloes from him. His daughter Hilda particularly resents this and her refusal to eat a herring that is placed before her at dinner makes the situation explosive. The family is almost broken up before Rafe is made to see the dangers in his attitudes, and they are reunited in an atmosphere more progressive and tolerant.4 women, 4 men
Author
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy” about?
Who is the author of “Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy”?
When was “Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy” published?
What is the ISBN for “Spring and Port Wine – A Comedy”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
