Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Guildhall
Town	Bury St Edmunds
County	Suffolk
From	6th September 2012
To	6th September 2012
When	19:00
Prices	From £5.00. To £5.00.
Theatre Royal (V76)
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Date of change: 26 Jun 12 - T01000518061

Restoring the Repertoire - Miss in her Teens (1747)/Who's the Dupe (1779)

Work:: Restoring the Repertoire (S2073865600)

Production:: Miss in her Teens (1747)/Who's the Dupe (1779) (T01000518061)

Script in hand readings. Miss in her Teens - Captain Loveit returns from war to claim the beautiful Miss Biddy, with the help of his loyal servant Puff, but before he can win her heart (and her fortune) he must fight off her previous lovers. With sharp wit and punchy dialogue, this is an hilarious tale of pride and conceit where honour must be proved the ultimate victor. Who's the Dupe - With love, trickery and deceit, this is the story of young Granger who must compete with the stuffy and intelligent Gradus for the love of his beautiful Doiley. But when every dupe is played, who will be triumphant in winning the lady's hand?

Author	David Garrick (Miss in her Teens)
Author	Mrs Hannah Cowley (Who's the Dupe)

Listing:: L783940826

Guildhall

Miss in her Teens (1747)/Who's the Dupe (1779)

Script in hand readings. Miss in her Teens - Captain Loveit returns from war to claim the beautiful Miss Biddy, with the help of his loyal servant Puff, but before he can win her heart (and her fortune) he must fight off her previous lovers. With sharp wit and punchy dialogue, this is an hilarious tale of pride and conceit where honour must be proved the ultimate victor. Who's the Dupe - With love, trickery and deceit, this is the story of young Granger who must compete with the stuffy and intelligent Gradus for the love of his beautiful Doiley. But when every dupe is played, who will be triumphant in winning the lady's hand? Guildhall

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