Performance

Venue	Everyman Theatre
	Also: The Other Space, Studio
Town	Cheltenham
County	Gloucestershire
From	12th April 2010
To	17th April 2010
When	Mon-Fri 19:45. Sat 20:00. Thu Mat 14:00. Sat mat 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £25.00.
Everyman Theatre (V90)
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Dad's Army - Marches On

Work:: Dad's Army (S530165691)

An hilarious stage comedy from the classic TV series.

Author	David Croft
Author	Jimmy Perry

Production:: Marches On (T01878225636)

Dad’s Army Marches On features classic episodes hand-picked by legendary writers Jimmy Perry and David Croft and includes adaptations of their own personal favourites, Branded and Mum’s Army. Sign up now for an evening of nostalgic pleasure and madcap mayhem with the would-be heroes of the fictional South Coast town of Walmington-on-Sea.

Producer	Calibre Productions
Producer	Ed O'Driscoll
Director	James Robert Carson
Design	Nancy Surman
Performer	Leslie Grantham (Private Walker)
Performer	Timothy Kightley (Capt. Mainwaring)
Performer	David Warwick (Sergeant Wilson)
Performer	Richard Tate (Corporal Jones)
Performer	Kern Falconer (Private Frazer)
Performer	Thomas Richardson (Private Pike)
Performer	Maitland Chandler (Private Godfrey)
Performer	Sarah Berger (Mrs Gray)
Performer	Martin Carroll (ARP Warden Hodges)
Performer	Helen Carter (Edith)
Performer	Ursula Mohan (Mrs Fox)
Performer	David Vale (George Clark)
Performer	Jonathan Tanner
Performer	Jonathan Niton
Performer	Helen Phillips

Listing:: L01250541180

Current production:Work

Marches On

Dad’s Army Marches On features classic episodes hand-picked by legendary writers Jimmy Perry and David Croft and includes adaptations of their own personal favourites, Branded and Mum’s Army. Sign up now for an evening of nostalgic pleasure and madcap mayhem with the would-be heroes of the fictional South Coast town of Walmington-on-Sea.

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