The Erpingham Camp (1966) is a play by Joe Orton, originally written for television.
A farce in which a respectable group of English campers are innocently pleasuring themselves at a 1960s holiday camp before catastrophe strikes and they find themselves fighting against the camp's demonic, rigid, moral and patronising manager, "Erpingham".[1]
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- Head to Toe (1959/1971)
- Up Against It (1967/1979)
- The Orton Diaries (1986)
- Lord Cucumber and The Boy Hairdresser (2001)
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