Play on Words

Play on WordsDo you love a play on words? Do you love to be taken on a journey from the comfort of your armchair? If so, this book could be for you! As a taster STEPHEN: Well, dont forget my cousins a seamstress if that helps. I know shes busy with some items this evening, actually. JIM Is she making em? STEPHEN: No, Altrincham. To start with, anyway, then later I expect shell also be doing her usual trick of linking together two or more garments by twisting the

Do you love a play on words? Do you love to be taken on a journey from the comfort of your armchair? If so, this book could be for you! As a tasterÊÉ
STEPHEN: Well, donÕt forget my cousinÕs a seamstress if that helps.
I know sheÕs busy with some items this evening, actually.
JIM Is she making Ôem?
STEPHEN: No, Altrincham. To start with, anyway, then later I expect sheÕll also be doing her usual trick of linking together two or more garments by twisting the ends around each other.
JIM: Oh, you mean sheÕll be É
STEPHEN: Nottingham. Of course she has been known to make a complete pigÕs ear of what previously were perfectly good items of clothing.
JIM: Oh, so she É
STEPHEN: Wrexham, yes.
The Grand Tour of the British Isles, from which that excerpt comes, is one of this six-part comedy series written with radio in mind but where the individual episodes could be presented as part of a theatre companyÕs comedy night. From place names to people and from songs to stars, this is a feast of wordplay to satisfy even the hungriest stomachs. What are you waiting for? Tuck in!