Key for Two is a fast-paced farce full of plenty of laughs, and we’re excited to bring this production to Adelaide audiences.

Harriet is a divorcee who lives in an expensive Regency flat in the UK seaside city of Brighton. She is fact a ”kept woman” who has two lovers, both married men, who spend the night in her bed once a week on different days of the week. They are kept in order by the threat of the wrath of Harriet’s fictional wowser mother.

These men, unknown to each other, pay all of Harriet’s expenses. This idyllic situation has been going on for three years with Alec, the fishing trawler owner from the north of England and advertising guru Gordon who keeps chickens in his back yard.

So Harriet is well supplied with fish and eggs.
Then enters Harriet’s friend Anne, on the run from her drunken New Zealand husband Richard and from then on things start to unravel, a twisted ankle leaves Gordon housebound, then sundry wives and husbands turn up unannounced so Harriet and Anne quite brilliantly, lie their way through the morass with smiles, quick wits and a disarmingly honest tone to their voices.