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| Hampshire Chronicle, Saturday, March 16h, 1957 | Southern Daily Echo, Saturday, March 16h, 1957 |
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| Hampshire Telegraph and Post, Saturday, March 16h, 1957 |
| Laura Hammond, a novelist | Margaret Beazley |
| Charles, her husband | Carl Wooller |
| Grannie, her mother | Lily Howard |
| Tessa, her daughter | Gloria Farndell |
| John, her step-son | Tony Harrison |
| Anne, John’s wife | Shirley Rowe |
| Stephen Hodgson, a publisher | Tony Norton |
| Tony Hurford | David Fenwick |
| Mrs Dixon, a neighbour | Barbara Langrish |
| A Nurse | Joy Chambers |
| Two Removal Men | Luke Lucas |
| Hugh Baird |
Deciding that her family has taken her for granted far too long, the bored Laura Hammond types up a movie script. Her work becomes a hit film and Laura suddenly finds herself a celebrity. Now she must choose between being a highly paid author and a middle-class housewife.
| Producer | David Fenwick |
| Stage Manager | Margaret Wooller |
| Wardrobe | Ella Beazley |
| Stage Lighting, Carpentry | Hugh Baird |
| and Effects | George Chanbers |
| Luke Lucas | |
| Business Manager | Bert Langrish |
| Prompt | Mrs Boyd |
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