Frank Vickery Knihy

Set against the backdrop of a father's funeral, the story features a quirky family with eccentric members, including a cook who makes almondless almond cakes and a man who treats his shopping trolley as a pet. The narrative unfolds with comedic chaos, showcasing a sister content in a psychiatric home and a mix-up involving the wrong person from the facility. The plot thickens with a posthumous prank from the father, revealing the family's disjointed dynamics and providing a humorous take on their unconventional relationships.

When young Tracy discovers she is pregnant, she doesn't know how to break the news to her solid, dependable mother, to her hypochondriac father or to her boyfriend. Gran, who is permanently ensconced in bed on stage, knows all, sees all and attempts to pave the way for Tracy's announcement.|4 women, 3 men

Three women in the hospital for cancer treatments must cope with the uncertainties of their health and with the inevitable secrets and half truths from relatives and the nursing staff. Marlene, the strongest and most outspoken of them, keeps the atmosphere in the ward cheery. Her activities add considerable interest to their hospital stays.-5 women, 2 women or men

Set against the backdrop of a wedding gone awry, this perceptive and comical play explores the chaos that ensues when plans unravel. With a cast of three women and four men, the story delves into the humorous mishaps and misunderstandings that arise, highlighting the complexities of relationships and the unpredictability of life. As the situation spirals from bad to worse, the characters navigate their way through the comedic turmoil, revealing deeper truths about love and commitment.

The play intricately weaves together a complex web of relationships over a bank holiday weekend, exploring themes of love, desire, and infidelity. Set across three distinct flats, it shifts in time to reveal the dynamics between Michael, who harbors feelings for his flatmate Andrew, and Andrew's affair with Lesley. Meanwhile, Lesley's husband Tom finds solace in his connection with Alison as their marriage falters. The narrative highlights the emotional entanglements and struggles of each character within their intertwined lives.

Navigating the chaotic world of real estate, this comedy highlights the challenges of house buying and selling through the intertwined lives of two families. The Walshes are caught in a scheme orchestrated by the Gibbons, who use a fake survey to lower the sale price. Complicating matters further, the Lovejoys, unable to sell to the Walshes, add to the confusion. With three women and three men at the center, the story captures the humorous tensions and mishaps that arise during property transactions.

The story explores the emotional turmoil of Beryl as she copes with her husband Ted's sudden departure during his mid-life crisis. Initially devastated, Beryl finds strength and support from her vibrant daughter Angie and practical neighbor Dawn, leading her on a journey of self-discovery and resilience. The narrative delves into themes of love, loss, and the complexities of relationships, focusing on the dynamics between three women and two men as they navigate their intertwined lives.

The play centers on Mam's struggle to keep her daughter Matti from marrying, fearing loneliness. Despite Mam's objections, Matti marries a simple undertaker, bringing his elderly deaf father into the household. Surprisingly, Mam and the father form a bond and marry as well. The story takes a twist when Mam presents Matti with a surprise world cruise trip from her new husband, hinting at deeper meanings behind the phrase "catch a boat." The dynamics of family relationships and unexpected connections are explored in this engaging narrative.

The story explores the complexities of family dynamics as Griff grapples with his son Nigel's identity as a drag queen and his sexuality. Following a car crash that leaves Nigel injured and his lover Kevin in critical condition, Griff’s wife Ruby is thrust into a challenging role. She must navigate her husband's prejudices, her own emotional turmoil, and the tensions with Kevin's parents. The narrative highlights themes of acceptance, resilience, and the multifaceted nature of love and relationships amidst crisis.

Exploring societal taboos, Vickery's plays delve into the intricacies of everyday life, transforming ordinary experiences into compelling theatrical performances. His work highlights the relevance of these themes, offering a thought-provoking reflection on the human condition and the boundaries of social norms.