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"Winners" by FRED Theatre |
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Maggie and Matt are the epitome of ‘normal’. They have normal friends, normal jobs, and a normal cat. Until their lives are turned upside down, sprayed with champagne and lathered in that pos, organic peanut butter |
"The Austerity Games" by Tell Tale Theatre |
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Set on the eve of the 1948 Olympic Games in London, the play follows the story of old Martha Britt. Triggered by a visitation from the ghost of her husband Victor who died in the Blitz in Coventry, she embarks on a Dickensian inspired journey through time to discover the true meaning of the Olympic Spirit. |
"This is always the result" by Gus Watcham |
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New writing and film combine in two contemporary tales of shame, secrets love and anguish. “The Crush”: Ageing artist Kathy is obsessed with a man who barely knows that she exists. “This is always the result”: Sarah’s safe world is upended by violence and human frailty in an ordinary seaside town. |
"Winners" by FRED Theatre |
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Maggie and Matt are the epitome of ‘normal’. They have normal friends, normal jobs, and a normal cat. Until their lives are turned upside down, sprayed with champagne and lathered in that pos, organic peanut butter |
"Fanny: A New Musichall" by Roberts & John |
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Fanny wants to be a big star. She is rehearsing for her Drury Lane debut. As she works on her songs with her long-suffering pianist if becomes apparent that things are not all as they seem. Fanny tells the tragic story of her friend Elsie and uses many forms of music hall performance to spin her tale. |
