Plays Three: John Mortimer

Six plays by one of Britain's premier dramatists, written between 1958 and 1989. Includes Two Stars for Comfort, a play about pleasure, and what it is that everyone wants more than a word of comfort; The Prince of Darkness and The Fear of Heaven, which made up the double bill Heaven and Hell; I Spy, in which a private detective is engaged to provide evidence for a divorce against an errant wife, but ends up falling in love with her; Collect Your Hand Baggage, in which a man refuses to grow old and conform; and The Judge, which sees Mortimer on familiar territory in the court room.