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Synopsis: Classic British sitcom humour abounds in this hilarious original comedy from Penrith playwright Zoë Badder.
Up in a small village in remote Inverness you’ll find a tiny hotel, run by the eccentric Duncan Ross and his long-suffering wife Mandy. When two warring sisters arrive for a post-funeral holiday with an unbearable mother-in-law, chaos ensues. Throw in an odd travel writer, some escaping parrots, a dark secret and a chef you’d rather you never met, and you’ve booked yourself a stay at The Verness Hotel. So check in, grab a drink and prepare for a weekend you’ll never forget.
Please note: this play contains strong language and some adult themes.
REVIEWS
“A light-hearted look behind the scenes of a quirky hotel, with a bit of mystery as well.”
“Fawlty Towers meets The Memory Of Water”
“Mandy and Duncan, what a couple! And some great one-liners from Mandy!”
“I loved this play – I laughed, and I cried. Brilliant writing.”
“I would love to stay at the Verness Hotel… or would I?!”[/title]