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◈Theatre/Opera

Run For Your Wife

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A British farce written by Ray Cooney, first performed in 1983, about a bigamist taxi driver trying to keep his two wives from discovering each other.

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Appearance

Mentioned once in Three Dates And A Break Up [1].

Three Dates And A Break Up [1]

Season 4 · Episode 19 · S04E19

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“and I'll see you on the opening night of "Run For Your Wife!"”
— Frasier

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