Ask No Questions is a 1940 Australian stage play by Gwen Meredith.
[2] Meredith wrote it at the request of Doris Fitton who wanted some plays without no men, because male actors were hard to get with the war on.
[3] The Sydney Morning Herald called it "a delightful comedy".
Perhaps it is that the ladies are merely indulging their natural habits, but whatever the reason there’s not a false note in the whole performance.
[6] A jealous, neurotic wife of a brilliant surgeon suspects every woman who meets her husband of being his mistress.