
After secretly corresponding with the owner they learn that it will be 60 pounds for the month of april and will need travelling companions, unhappy ladies, like ourselves, perhaps in greater need than ourselves. They place an advertisment and recieve two replies - they young socialite who enjoy cognac and dancing and the old, cranky lady who knew Tennyson and likes nuts.

The four ladies are lined up, they have met with the charming castle owner and have told their husbands they are going without them. Our two ladies get on a train to Italy and close the first act questioning their decision.

Act II stars with they craky old lady mistreating the cook while the socialite lounges on the terrace. Our two ladies race from their room in their nightgowns to start their adventure and their relationships with the other ladies.
After nine days the lady who started the whole thing reveals that she has written to her husband and invited him. This causes conflict with the ladies and we learn more about each of their pasts. Our two ladies have a heart to heart, we learn that one has lost a child. They return to tell the other ladies that both of their husbands will be joinin them at the castle.

The old cranky ladies cries out that men were not a part of our arrangement, that she would invite a guest, Kate Lumly, and she would see to no men - just as the very charming owner arrives to check on his guests. He dotes on the ladies and wins even cranky pants over.
As the husbands arrive it is revealed that on of the husbands is having an affair with socialite. All is revealed in a very funny event.
The final scene ties all of the stories up. The old lady has warmed up and becomes the match maker between the socialite and the owner.
The ladies share a kind moment together to reflect on their stay.
And the show finishes as it began with our lady delivering straight to the audience - the wisteria would return next april, we all would infact. And there would be a wedding, a new child and Kate Lumly.
There is a beautiful curtain call with cognac, sunset and the love between all of them put to music.
It is a beautiful show. Not only visually but the story make you hug your spouse.
There is a beautiful curtain call with cognac, sunset and the love between all of them put to music.
It is a beautiful show. Not only visually but the story make you hug your spouse.