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Helen and John gaze proudly at their new offspring, too polite to check the sex. They decide that the child is a girl and name her Daisy - which leads to all manner of future emotional and personality problems when it turns out that Daisy is actually a boy! Christopher Durang's satirical black comedy follows Daisy's struggle to establish his identity despite his father's diminishing grip on reality and his mother's addiction to Nite Nurse and Vicks inhalers, a strange obsession with buses, and being cared for by a 'cracked Mary Poppins' of a nanny.T01290086434 | |
| 19 Jan 17 to 20 Jan 17 | Melton Theatre, Melton Mowbray :: V437 listing details L01457588623 |
T01896347029Company Norwich Theatre Royal's Youth Theatre Company. | |
| 22 Nov 07 to 24 Nov 07 | Theatre Royal, Norwich :: V72 listing details L072773550 |
T3113022Company Big Wheel Theatre Company. | |
| 10 Mar 05 to 19 Mar 05 | Clerkenwell Theatre, Inner London :: V1463909931 listing details L0986129327 |
T02055739519Producer Kazida Productions. Director Jonathan Loe. Design Richard Andrzejewski. Costume Stelios Geros. Performer Tom Bacon. Performer Anne Bird. Performer Nicole Milton. Performer Claude Starling. Performer Charity Wakefield. | |
| 8 Jun 04 to 3 Jul 04 | Old Red Lion, Inner London :: V216 listing details L1908351451 |
