Edward Alderton Theatre Home | News | This Season | Next Season | Bookings | Auditions | Members | Archive | History | Location | Links | Contact Us   Do Not Disturb by Michael Pertwee Directed by Carol La Roche  12-19 October 1991 (7 performances) After leaving his third wife, Jay just wants to be alone. But try telling that to his sexy neighbour, his secretary, Wife Number One and the newly dumped Wife Number Three... Cast Jay  Tony Donnelly Darlene Susan Coral Hampton Sonia Jean Sharp Rose Jenny Devonshire Mary Stephanie Dungate Crew Stage Manager Allison Henderson Assistant Stage Manager Fay Rose Set Construction Paul Lay, Tim Hewitt, Mark Charlwood, Jean Sharp Properties Linda Barnes Lighting  Tim Hewitt Sound Alex Trimm With thanks to the set construction team, and many thanks to Linda Barnes for the loan of her sofa. Review Susan goes down a storm With his third marriage on the rocks and his secretary acting like a lovesick teenager, the last thing Jason Spencer wants is another female causing problems. He moves to a new flat for independence but, within hours, a suicidal girl turns up at his door seeking consolation. This is the opening scenario for Michael Pertwee's comedy Do Not Disturb, at the Edward Alderton Theatre, Bexleyheath, this week. Tony Donnelly gives a stylish portrayal of the ageing Romeo but he has a tough time competing with the performance by Susan Coral Hampton as his visitor. Her natural ability and refreshingly extrovert approach generate an element of spontaneity which is sadly lacking elsewhere in the cast. Spencer's first wife (Jenny Devonshire), his third wife (Jean Sharp) and his secretary (Stephanie Dungate) were never totally convincing. Do Not Disturb continues until this Saturday. Roy Atterbury Kentish Times | 17 October 1991