"The Odd Fib" written by Felicity Gordon, directed by Deborah Fabbro

Angie’s husband Mike, an advertising executive, returns home from his first day in a new job with worrying news for Angie. His new boss, Ted Scott and his wife are bridge fanatics and have invited them to their home to play cards. They have never played although Mike said they did, otherwise he would not have got the job. Mike tries unsuccessfully to cancel the evening, but his excuses and fibs escalate with amusing results. The play is about avoiding bridge rather than playing it.

"The Importance of Being George" written by Cerise De Gelder, directed by Annette De Boer

The time has come for Rose Parker to finally meet George, the man she has been writing to for ten years. So why is her daughter Millicent, so insistent that it’s a bad idea? And why is Toby, George’s publisher and friend, warning him that he’s playing with fire? Find out when you see The Importance of Being George, a play where all is not as it seems...