Performance

Venue	Royal Court - Jerwood Theatre
	Also: Downstairs, Upstairs
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	1st November 2001
Opened	7th November 2001
To	15th December 2001
When	Mon-Sat 19:30
Prices	From £5.00. To £26.00.
Royal Court - Jerwood Theatre (V411)
Current/Future Listings
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Boy Gets Girl

Work:: Boy Gets Girl (S1904936887)

"If you look at your classic, romantic plotline, it's pretty warped. A guy sees a girl and he falls in love with her. Right there, you're in trouble." Theresa's blind date with Tony seems to go well and she agrees to dinner. She has a successful career in New York, and it is easier for her to commit to work than another person. But when flowers arrive every day and the phone keeps ringing, she doesn't know whether to feel flattered, angry or threatened.

Author

Rebecca Gilman

Production:: (T2032059692)

Boy Gets Girl is Rebecca Gilman's third play to be produced by the Royal Court. Her previous plays include Spinning Into Butter, 'a dangerous, searching, brilliant play' (Sunday Times), and The Glory of Living which won the 1999 Evening Standard Award for Most Promising Playwright - the first American writer to win this award.

Producer	Royal Court Theatre
Director	Ian Rickson
Design	Vicki Mortimer
Lighting	Paule Constable
Sound	Paul Arditti
Music	Stephen Warbeck
Performer	Katrin Cartlidge

Listing:: L0169984434

Downstairs

Production details

Boy Gets Girl is Rebecca Gilman's third play to be produced by the Royal Court. Her previous plays include Spinning Into Butter, 'a dangerous, searching, brilliant play' (Sunday Times), and The Glory of Living which won the 1999 Evening Standard Award for Most Promising Playwright - the first American writer to win this award. Downstairs

Reviews

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Special Performances

28 Nov 01 Sign Interpreted Wendy Ebsworth
8 Dec 01 Vocaleyes + TouchTour

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