Carry On at Camp David

Saturday 8pm-11pm

Clashes with Wild, Wild, Wild, Wild West

A freeform for 18 players by Russell Harris, Steve Hatherley, Liz Jones, Donald Oddy, Mike Snowden and Janet Young. Development and additional characters by Sue Lee.

It is the 17th November 1962, and the Cold War is at its height. Throughout the USA, rumours of communist conspiracies abound.

The setting is Camp David, the US President’s official rural retreat. President David Nixody has broken off trade negotiations to hold a reception in honour of astronaut Buzz Leapyear who is to be presented with the Congressional Medal of Honor. It is a relaxed, informal occasion, and the speeches are expected to be kept short.

The President is also expected to make an announcement about the Statue of Liberty replacement project, which has received much media coverage of late.

The reception officially starts at 6.30pm with a brief welcome from the president, and will end at 8pm when dinner will be served. The game starts a few minutes before 6.30, with the guests gathered in the ballroom.

Your name
Your email address
Are you male of female?
What is your age group?
Would you prefer a character in your age group?
Can you do (and would you want to keep up for two hours) one or more of the following accents? Russian
American
Middle Eastern
Cuban
Do any of the characters immediately appeal to you? Which one[s]?
Do any of the characters send you running away screaming? Which one[s]?
Do you want a lot of character, or a lot of plot, or both. 
    Character
    Plot
Do you do Romance plots? Any provisos like who with?
All of the characters could be described using one or more of the following adjectives:
Character / Trader / Executive / Investigator
Please indicate which ones you like and which ones you hate
Tell us which of the following character traits push your happy buttons... (No guarantee that any or all of these will appear in game)

Loyal; assertive; treacherous; lusty; money-grabbing; patriotic; literate; brave; loving; in charge; soldier; mystic; power behind the throne; psychic; strange; amusing; powerful; extrovert; shiny; traditional; charming; heroic; sneaky; corrupt; charming; manipulative; entertaining: efficient; mesmeric;
...and which of the above traits make you hide behind the sofa.
Are you a slave to costume and will work tirelessly to achieve exactly the right brand of polyester or are you going to put on something you took off and put on the chair last night?
 
 
Cast List
 
Hosts
David F. NixodyPresident of the United States of America
Nancy NixodyFirst Lady of the United States of America
 
Foreign dignitaries
Lady Sandra Henderson-SmytheBritish Ambassador
Del CastrolCuban Emissary
Mynsa SmirnoffRussian Ambassador
Olga KorsitsovPersonal assistant to Mynsa Smirnoff
Sheik RatlanrolSaudi Arabian diplomat
Nadia PotemkinFirst woman in space
 
American guests
Don PartridgeVice President of the United States of America
Buzz Leapyearthe first American in space
Elvis Priestlyentertainer
Wolf MuldieState Dept scientific advisor
Guri YellarCelebrity mystic
 
White House staff
Norman RabidChief of Staff
Barbara Goldwateran intern
Clint FordSecret Service Bodyguard
 
Reporters
Sam Cronkitereporter for the “Washington Post”
Les Paxmanreporter for the “New York Times”