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| Ship Ashore Resort Dinner Specials: • Prime Rib for Two for 27.99 • Fresh Grilled Red Snapper for 14.99 Bella Italia Ristorante’ Special Dinner menu selections: • Fettuccini with Chicken 19.99 • Portabella Lasagna 20.99 • Chicken Marsala with side pasta 22.99 • Fettuccini with Shrimp 23.99 • Prime Rib with Garlic Red Potatoes and vegetables 28.99 All dinners come with Soup or Salad and fresh bread. Dessert also included and will be served at intermission. Alcohol of course is extra. Relatively Speaking is the perfect British farce: a riotous roller coaster of silly misunderstandings, mistaken identities, and slamming doors. (Except that FoxWell travels light, so we don’t actually use doors.) The plot: Greg wants to marry Ginny, but she’s reluctant to introduce him to her parents. So he decides to pay them a surprise visit, unaware that the “daddy” he meets is actually of the sugary rather than the genetic type, and her “mother” has no idea who anybody is. Follow that? Not to worry—the fun is in the untangling. This was Sir Alan Ayckbourn’s first of many West End smash hits (about one a year since the late 1960’s). He knew right from the start exactly what he was about. He has said that he wanted to write "a play which would make people laugh when their summer holidays were spoiled by the rain and they came into the theatre to get dry before trudging back to their landladies. This seemed to me as worthwhile a reason for writing a play as any.” And so it is. “Dear Alan Ayckbourn all my congratulations on a beautifully constructed and very very funny comedy I enjoyed every moment of it” –Sir Noel Coward, in a telegram to Alan Ayckbourn |
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