Radio actress June Buckridge plays Sister George, a much-loved character in the popular radio soap opera "Applehurst" but discovers that, to boost audience ratings, the character is to be killed off. June’s behaviour becomes increasingly paranoid to the consternation of her live-in companion, Childie, who is the butt of her bullying and bad temper but who finds a friend in Mrs Croft, June's boss at the BBC who whom she eventually leaves. A comedy of adult themes depicting, as it did, lesbian relationships and domestic bullying. First seen in London’s West End in 1965 and later filmed under the same title.| 19 Nov 02 | Riverside Theatre Coleraine Londonderry |
| 16 Nov 02 | Torch Theatre Milford Haven Pembrokeshire |
| 14 Nov 02 to 15 Nov 02 | Taliesin Arts Centre Swansea Glamorgan |
| 7 Nov 02 | Ashcroft Arts Centre Fareham Hampshire |
| 30 Oct 02 to 31 Oct 02 | Civic Theatre Chelmsford Essex |
| 28 Oct 02 to 29 Oct 02 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre Taunton Somerset |
| 17 Oct 02 | mac birmingham - Midlands Arts Centre Birmingham West Midlands |
| 1 Oct 02 | Rosehill Theatre Whitehaven Cumbria |
| 27 Sep 02 | The Radlett Centre Radlett Hertfordshire |
| 26 Sep 02 | Roses Theatre Tewkesbury Gloucestershire |
| 24 Sep 02 | Strode Theatre Street Somerset |
| 17 Sep 02 to 21 Sep 02 | Stratford Circus Outer London Greater London |
