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Madam Tic-Tac, so called because she is blind and deaf and can only receive communications by the hand language, runs a den of thieves in a cafe off the Edgeware Road. So far she has always managed to keep her own son Luke, and the girl, Beth, who is her eyes and ears, out of the nefarious side of her activities. Unfortunately in one of the gang's raids a nightwatchman is murdered. Rudge, the taxi-driver, who was in the raid, becomes scared and plans to turn King's evidence; but Clem, the man who actually killed the watchman, learns of this and takes steps to silence him; and to secure his own alibi he implicates Luke. When Madam Tic-Tac realizes what is happening she has no hesitation in destroying Clem's alibi and handing him over to the police, though in doing so she is herself killed by him.
Mar 5 (Civic Hall), Mar 13 - 15 (Little Theatre), 1958
Venue: The Little Theatre and Civic Hall
Genre: Drama
Playwright: Falkland L. Cary, Phillip Weathers
Director: Pam Skinner
Part of the 1958 Ballarat Begonia Festival, Festival of Drama
