Putting on a play in early 1900s London’s West End is no piece of cake. Not least when the writer and the producer are novices and are – or aren’t – romantically entangled.
There is a script to be licked into shape, backers to be found, and appeased, bickering actresses to be tamed and a theatre to be found. Then what happens when the leading lady goes missing and a crucial member of the team ends up in prison for taking part in a suffragette rally?
All this and other adventures are what make up Mrs Morphett’s Macaroons – a satirical play about women’s suffrage and a light-hearted book about a stuttering romance, artistic differences and a cheeky look into theatrical life in early 20th century London.
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