Synopsis:

 

Disillusioned by a life spent pursuing pleasure, Count Tiger may find salvation in the purity of a young visitor to his court. Threatened by disruption of the fragile status quo, members of the jaded, sated court are bent on ferreting out and annihilating his innocent savior.

BHTC NOTES: This was an evening of one act plays & sketches performed for the enjoyment of members and patrons and involving some new director and acting debuts.

As explained in the production programme,

the perfomance was just an extract

from the play, as there had been casting

difficulties when it was originally planned

as the clubs spring production. It seems the play

never actually got performed as a full

production, but at least some photographs

were taken to record this performance

(see below).

 

PLAYWRIGHT: Jean Anouilh The Rehearsal was written

in 1950 and titled in French 'La répétition ou l'amour puni'.