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Table Manners By Alan Ayckbourn: Table Manners is the popular dining-room part of Alan Ayckbourns trio of comedy plays The Norman Conquests.
The action of each of the plays in The Norman Conquests - Table Manners, Living Together and Round And Round The Garden - takes place simultaneously and follows the same six characters in the same English country house from Saturday evening to Monday morning.
Believing it his mission in life to make women happy by showering them with love, Norman makes the most of every opportunity to seduce his sister-in-law Annie, charm his brother-in-laws wife Sarah and woo his wife Ruth during a disastrous weekend of squabbling, eating, drinking and fondling.
Produced by Acting Cubed Theatre Group and Directed by Tom Macdougall.
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Table Manners By Alan Ayckbourn at The Fort Theatre in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on Thursday, 21 October 2010.
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