1. •A fresh new drama based on the restoration comedy Epsom Wells, confined to scholarly archives after being considered too lewd to print or perform for over 300 years.
   

1. •Take one lady, one knight, one country JP, two rakes, two young debutantes, one gold digger, one confectioner, one haberdasher, one brow-beaten wife, one over-bearing wife, two local sharks, three traveling minstrels, one horse and a ghost with a roar like a bull.
   

1. •Mix together for one weekend in an out of town health spa. 
   

1. •Heavily lace with alcohol and lust.
   

1. •Allow to brew for 24 hours.
   

1. •Remove outer cover and serve with wit.
   

1. •The recipe for high jinks, mayhem and social consequences, with humorous results and quotes you will be dining out on for weeks.
   

1. •Witty dialogue, society one-upmanship, copious helpings of bawdiness, Wishing Well is a delightful romp through the weaknesses and foibles of the upper social classes.
   

1. •The three ‘Fs’; fun, fornication and foul-play. What more could one ask for?
   

1. •With wit and wry humour worthy of the great masters, Hills’ works are set to go down as modern classics in their own right. If you get a chance, beg, borrow, or if all else fails even purchase a copy.

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