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Church Outing by Howard Hale To be read by awl on Monday 29th November 2004 Mark seems to have his life sorted: popular, young bachelor parish priest and also covert gay, keeping his distance and independence in guiltless one-night stands. He falls in love - not with a respectable, discreet partner, but one who forces him to make awkward public choices, with comic and dramatic consequences. Meanwhile, in the next parish, fundamentalist vicar, Gareth, embarks on an anti-gay witch-hunt...
Mark early thirties Anglo-Catholic priest, sporty, popular, non-flamboyant, confident and seemingly at-ease with life	Joshua Le Touzel
Darren: his lover mid-twenties, lithe, lank, pierced skinhead-type (alright, we can use our imaginations!) affectionate, laid-back, indiscreet	Joe Wicks
Maggie Mark's volunteer secretary/housekeeper fifties; thoughtful, motherly, sensible	Susan Bailey
Alice Young parishioner late teens; cheery, forthright, soft on Mark and, later, Darren	Holly Berry
Gareth Forties - earnest and fanatical fundamentalist Vicar - energetic, but utterly lacking in humour	David Hampshire
Steve Twenties Gareth’s curate, enthusiastic, caring, somewhat naive Evangelical	Simon Nuckley
Kirsty Twenties - teacher, keen on youth work, committed to the church and mission till her relationship with Jemimah is challenged, quietly determined	Teresa Jennings
Jemimah Twenties - nurse, finding great comfort in church-based activity, lacking in confidence and inclined to guilt and self-abnegation.	Peggy-Ann Fraser
Bishop Robert Fifties liberal competent, but rather avoiding controversy	Harry Saks
Jean (bishop's wife) Fifties or forties - savvy, bright, teasing, possibly with own career in the arts behind her	Carrie Cohen
Anthea (Rural Dean) caring, good at her job but currently coping with her husband having just walked out on her	Carolyn Pertwee
Directed by	Michael Baldwin

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