I have been looking for the cod Anglican Sermon by Alan Bennett. This was performed by him on a 60`s show in England called Beyond the Fringe.His co-stars were Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, & Jonathan Miller.I have done a google search & can find all sorts of references to the artists, the show & the sermon, but nowhere can I find the script. Thanks to Joe Offer & chrystaldragon for their input,it has helped me get alittle closer to my goal.It starts, I Think : My brother was a hairy man, but I am a smooth man.It mentions "Life is like a tin of sadines with all of us looking for the key, some of us think we have found that key, so we open the the tin and partake of the contents.But there is allways a bit in the corner that you can`t get at.Is there a little bit in your life that you can`t get at ? I know there is in mine. As I search I remember more. It`s a delightfull monologue. Please help.