A British farce by Ray and Michael Cooney centered on three brothers, Tom, Dick, and Harry, whose father has arranged for all three to marry on the very same day in the very same church, in a scheme to save money and keep the whole family together. As the wedding day arrives, an accumulating cascade of mix-ups involving mistaken brides, a language barrier with a foreign fiancée, and frantic last-minute cover-ups threatens to derail all three ceremonies simultaneously. Built on the rapid-fire door-slamming, disguise, and mistaken-identity mechanics typical of the Cooney family of farceurs, the play piles chaos upon chaos as the increasingly frantic characters try to get everyone married before the truth catches up with them. It's a broad, high-energy ensemble farce built for maximum comic pandemonium.

​