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Venue	Camden People's Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	2nd October 2008
To	3rd October 2008
When	20:00
Prices	From £10.00. To £10.00.
Camden People's Theatre (V176)
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How to Be Well Dressed and Famous - Part One: Rock aint no riddle.Fact./Part two: Dressing the Part

Work:: How to Be Well Dressed and Famous (S1746485358)

Production:: Part One: Rock aint no riddle.Fact./Part two: Dressing the Part (T1909663575)

Part one: Rock aint no riddle. Fact. - Jennifer has a dream that she is a rock star. Armed with her acoustic guitar, Jennifer will endeavour to convince you that she really is no different than the likes of Axel Rose, Pete Docherty and Amy Winehouse. Methodically ticking every rock box from anti-authority attitude to selling out in the lucrative world of advertising. Part two: Dressing the Part - Fuelled by cake and wine Ellie puts each version of herself (from an ageing Alice in Wonderland to a poor imitation of Liza Minelli) through its paces in a search for the perfect outfit. Drunkenness begins to cloud her vision and when no clothes will do, just how far she will go to please her audience is put to the test. Age 12+

Company	Hello Friends
Performer	Jennifer E Jordan (Part One)
Performer	Ellie Harrison (Part Two)

Listing:: L1246915393

Part One: Rock aint no riddle.Fact./Part two: Dressing the Part

Part one: Rock aint no riddle. Fact. - Jennifer has a dream that she is a rock star. Armed with her acoustic guitar, Jennifer will endeavour to convince you that she really is no different than the likes of Axel Rose, Pete Docherty and Amy Winehouse. Methodically ticking every rock box from anti-authority attitude to selling out in the lucrative world of advertising. Part two: Dressing the Part - Fuelled by cake and wine Ellie puts each version of herself (from an ageing Alice in Wonderland to a poor imitation of Liza Minelli) through its paces in a search for the perfect outfit. Drunkenness begins to cloud her vision and when no clothes will do, just how far she will go to please her audience is put to the test. Age 12+

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