Coffee Mornings

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Coffee Mornings
Written by Stuart Brennan
CharactersJane
Sarah
Postman
Date premiered16 August 2012
Place premieredStoke Repertory Theatre
Original language English
GenreDrama
SettingAnywhere

Coffee Mornings is the second play by BAFTA winner Stuart Brennan. It premiered at the Stoke Repertory Theatre on 16 August 2012. [1] The play was directed by Peter Snee.

Original cast

Two female leads and one supporting male: [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 "Life's dilemma is hot topic of coffee break". Stoke Sentinel.