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Venue	Alexandra Theatre
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	26th October 2014
To	26th October 2014
Alexandra Theatre (V140)
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Date of change: 19 May 14 - T01714730047

Oliver Samuels - Oliver Samuels celebrates his 65th with Dollyhouse

Work:: Oliver Samuels (S01037509944)

Jamaica's King of Comedy.

Performer	Oliver Samuels
Author	Dennis Titus

Production:: Oliver Samuels celebrates his 65th with Dollyhouse (T01714730047)

The play, Dollyhouse, is a wonderful mix of Jamaica's favourite topics - sex, politics, power and betrayal, all coming together to create a hilarious comedy with the belly-cramping humour that only Oliver Samuels can produce. It is well documented that Who A Di Don is funny. When asked how Dollyhouse measures up, Oliver Samuels responded with a a smirk, saying "Unnu jus ain't seen nutten yet." What does Jamaica's King of Comedy do when it is time to celebrate his 65th year on Earth? He assembles the most powerful cast available in the Caribbean theatre today and creates another blockbuster.

Performer	Ruth Ho Shing
Performer	Dennis Titus

Listing:: L0706899264

Oliver Samuels celebrates his 65th with Dollyhouse

The play, Dollyhouse, is a wonderful mix of Jamaica's favourite topics - sex, politics, power and betrayal, all coming together to create a hilarious comedy with the belly-cramping humour that only Oliver Samuels can produce. It is well documented that Who A Di Don is funny. When asked how Dollyhouse measures up, Oliver Samuels responded with a a smirk, saying "Unnu jus ain't seen nutten yet." What does Jamaica's King of Comedy do when it is time to celebrate his 65th year on Earth? He assembles the most powerful cast available in the Caribbean theatre today and creates another blockbuster.

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