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This one-act play revolves around the lifestyle of Jack and his wife Jill. They are married and live together in house that is bought through an installment scheme. Even their car and furniture are not fully owned by them as they have bought them similarly.
Aunt Janet, Jack's aunty, visits them and is shocked to find their secret weapon to look rich when they are not. She refuses to use their furniture or car as she thinks Jack does not fully have their ownership. Annoyed and distressed by their careless act, she leaves them a cheque of ten pounds.
On return from seeing off Aunt Janet, Jacket finds that his wife Jill has sent the nurse to Dr. Martin to give the cheque as they had their first baby in installments too.
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The Never Never Nest is a comic one act play that focuses on the lives of a young couple Jack and Jill who have a baby. Always tight pressed for money, they capitalize on the concept of installments to buy the things that they need. Things take a turn when Aunt Jane comes to visit them.