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NOBODY'S PERFECT

Nobody's Perfect, a play by Simon Williams, directed by Lee Brackett, centers around Leonard Loftus, a bashful nerdy statistician who writes women's romance novels. To avoid the gender bias of a feminist publisher, he submits his manuscripts using the pseudonym Lulabelle Lafita. When Lulabelle wins first prize, Leonard has a problem. His rebellious daughter and eccentric oversexed father complicate his frantic attempts to maintain the Lulabelle charade. The chaos deliciously intensifies when he falls in love with Harriet, the feminist publisher. In high heels and lipstick our hero is caught in a hilarious dilemma of cross-dressing and cross-purposes. Nobody's Perfect has been acclaimed as a classic feel good romantic comedy offering belly laughs galore.
Reviewer comments: "Evenings spent in the theatre do not come any better than this." (The Stage Magazine) "Bristles with sharply funny one liners...I laughed so much I was gasping for breath." (The Birmingham Post)