Relative Values: November 1980
By Noël Coward
Nigel Marshwood is to marry the actress Miranda Frayle. No one seems happy about this - especially Moxie, maid to Nigel's mother Felicity.
Moxie reveals that Miranda is her younger sister and she won't stay in what will now be her sister's household. Peter, Felicity's nephew, comes up with an idea to promote Moxie to being his aunt's companion - so that she will no longer be a servant.
Crestwell the butler says that they should pretend that Moxie has inherited a large sum of money. Nigel and Miranda arrive. Miranda does not recognise her own sister who is now elegantly coiffured and dressed. Miranda talks of her childhood in the East End, her abusive father and the fact that her elder sister is an alcoholic.
Moxie is appalled. They were born in Sidcup and had good middle class parents.
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| Cast | Backstage |
| Crestwell, the Butler: John Meikle | Producer: Raymond Murton |
| Alice, the housemaid: June Cooper | Set Design: Raymond Murton |
| Mrs. Dora Moxton (Moxie): Pauline Shewell | Set Construction: John Meikle, members of the Players |
| Felicity, Countess of Marshwood|: Peggy Francis | Stage Manager: Ned Seago |
| Lady Cynthia Hayling: Catherine Gould | Assistants: Judie Gould, Eve Turner, Karen Cross |
| The Hon. Peter Ingleton, Felicity's nephew: John Nash | Electrician: John Avery |
| Admiral Sir John Hayling: David Bentley | |
| Nigel, Earl of Marshwood: Mike Crowe | |
| Miranda Frayle: Sandy Roper | |
| Don Lucas: Raymond Murton |
