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A Night with Mel and Sue - Norden Farm Maidenhead 3rd August 2003
The focus then returned to the bed where Mel and Sue set up the next scene. Mel praised her session with Dr. Freudling and it materialized that Sue had been a patient of hers in the past but had been cured. Cue a Sixties regression sketch. The voice of Dr Melanie Freudling returned Sue to the present and she was then subjected to some hilarious word associations before being reluctantly regressed back to her schooldays and her mentors Ms Martin and Ms Derrick, a favourite with listeners to BBC London. Their performance of the Billy Joel song 'Just the way you are' was a big hit with the audience.
During her death scene, Sue tells Mel that she doesn't fancy her and Mel apologizes for wanting Sue to be her girly friend. Sue tells her that they've both made mistakes, such as Mel's dodgy accent as Dr. Freudling and their failure to remove a chair that was blocking the audiences' view. The show closes with Mel and Sue in bed reading Jane Austen together. |
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The
first featured Mel paying a visit to Dr. Freudling. Next, the audience were
treated to Dame Melanie Giedroyc and Dame Susan Perkins performing their
own special rendition of the song 'Something Stupid'. Then it was
back to Dr Freudling who tested Mel's (somewhat strange) responses to some
pictures that were shown to her. Mel then regressed back to Mulberry
Playgroup and her fifth birthday. The Play Leaders, Margot Random (Mel)
and Teri Toweling (Sue), were rather unpleasant towards the sinister
Patchy. During this sketch Sue got the opportunity to play a few chords on
her guitar.
From
all of this, Dr. Melanie Freudling concludes that Sue, to her horror and
complete denial, wants to have a sexual relationship with Mel. Awoken by
Sue's screams, Mel tried to calm her, but another appearance by the oddly
dressed Patchy didn't really help. Mel then advised Sue to take a holiday
and in the next scene the audience became holiday loonies aboard a John
Thomas coach with tour reps, Sam (Sue) and Jackie (Mel). The onboard
entertainment was a video of an Argentinean soap opera in which Mel and
Sue donned wigs and false moustaches and played out a love triangle which
ended with Sue being shot.