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Venue	Sherman Theatre
	Also: Arena
Town	Cardiff
County	Glamorgan
From	25th September 2013
Opened	27th September 2013
To	12th October 2013
When	19:30
Prices	From £15.00. To £22.00.
Sherman Theatre (V824)
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Date of change: 18 Jul 13 - T1352136983

It's a Family Affair... (We'll Settle it Ourselves)

Work:: It's a Family Affair... (We'll Settle it Ourselves) (S1717580078)

False bankruptcy, spoilt rich kids, matchmakers on the take and lawyers on the bottle. Welcome to the world of Moscow's merchant class, the nouveau riche of 19th century Russia. Written in 1849 then promptly banned, Alexander Ostrovsky's debut comedy is a scathing satire on a vulgar and deluded society, where blackmail and hypocrisy abound, the rouble rules, and everyone can be bought, sold or borrowed.

Author

Alexander Ostrovsky

Production:: (T1352136983)

William Thomas (Twin Town, Mr Nice, Torchwood, Gavin and Stacey, Belonging) is aging merchant Bolshov, who dreams of a daughter-free retirement whilst clinging to his wealth in this new adaptation by Simon Crowther (Sherman Cymru's The Get Together, ITV's Coronation Street). Rhodri Meilir (My Family, Caerdydd) is Bolshov's hapless clerk Lazar, in love with the boss's daughter but embroiled in his scheme... The question is, who has an eye for the big chance? A night of scheming, plotting and laughter.

Adapted by	Simon Crowther
Director	Roisin McBrinn
Design	Alyson Cummins
Performer	Rhodri Meilir (Lazar)
Performer	William Thomas (Bolshov)

Listing:: L373184257

Production details

William Thomas (Twin Town, Mr Nice, Torchwood, Gavin and Stacey, Belonging) is aging merchant Bolshov, who dreams of a daughter-free retirement whilst clinging to his wealth in this new adaptation by Simon Crowther (Sherman Cymru's The Get Together, ITV's Coronation Street). Rhodri Meilir (My Family, Caerdydd) is Bolshov's hapless clerk Lazar, in love with the boss's daughter but embroiled in his scheme... The question is, who has an eye for the big chance? A night of scheming, plotting and laughter.

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3 Oct 13 Captioned

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