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Alan Ayckbourn has bent the conventions in a variety of ways in his 72 plays. One takes place in three bedrooms. Another takes place on three consecutive Christmas Eves. A number of them take place concurrently in a variety of locations and are performed either simultaneously or one after the other. Number 73, My Wonderful Day, isn't so much of a convention bender as it is a different look at the world. Specifically, it's a look at a single day from the perspective of a nine-year-old African-Caribbean British girl named Winnie, who has accompanied her pregnant single mother Laverne, a house-cleaner, to work.