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Secret Bridesmaids' Business by Elizabeth Coleman (2004): Angela


Secret Bridesmaids' Business by Elizabeth Coleman

1 man, 5 women

Author of: It's My Party (And I'll Die If I Want To, This way up.

It's the night before Meg's wedding. She and her bridesmaids are planning to kick up their heels, as the final hours before the big day tick down. However not everything goes to plan as last minute scandal threatens to ruin the whole affair.

Elizabeth Coleman's wonderful characters bring this seriously funny play to life. Never far from reality, it exposes the insanity that can be created as the wedding juggernaut threatens to swerve out of control. Marriage may be a wonderful thing, but after a night like this, well, could it really be worth it?