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Script by George Bernard
Shaw. Directed by John Allnutt and Produced by Kim Newball.
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Directed by Malcolm
Edwards and Produced by Kim Newball
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Directed by Danny
Brogan.
Producer to be
announced.
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Cecil’s having second thoughts about
his wedding, and his fiance’s libelous pronouncements may put them in the
workhouse before the marriage reaches its first anniversary. What to do?
Weighing in on the roles of "husband" and "wife" are
the bride’s father, a bishop; her uncle, a general; a lesbian aunt; and
an uncle with spouse abuse issues.
Shavian wit makes this play relevant and
timely a century after its premiere in 1908.
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Traditional
British-style musical revue.
MC'd by Mr
Chairman, and now in it's 45th year, it's hilarious, it's patriotic, it's
sentimantal. Throw in a Parisian-style "Can Can", and top it
all off with beer served by our lovely wenches (in period costume), and
you have Music Hall !
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Traditional British
"Panto" takes a childhood fairy tale or story and delivers an
engaging, deliberately over-the-top and hilarious entertainment suitable
for children and adults. The "Dame" is always played by a man,
and the Principal Boy - usually the hero - is traditionally played by a
woman.
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