Performance

Venue	The Met
	Also: Studio
Town	Bury
County	Greater Manchester
From	11th September 2014
To	12th September 2014
When	20:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
The Met (V476)
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Date of change: 30 Jul 14 - T01768564844

Lip Service - Hysterical Historical Show

Work:: Lip Service (S078579209)

Performer

Lip Service

Production:: Hysterical Historical Show (T01768564844)

Cult theatre company and comedy duo LipService return to their stand up roots in the Hysterical Historical Show - a whacky whirlwind tour of Britain's female national treasures. Meet notorious gossip Mrs Gaskell and her timid friend Charlotte Bronte, learn about Marie Stopes and her little known friendship with Scott of the Antarctic, stage a protest with the ever radical Pankhursts, meet Georgian housekeeper and inventor of cuppa soup Elizabeth Raffald, Annie Horniman, creator of the modern repertory theatre and many more. Nothing is sacred. But we hope you have been paying attention because there will be a quiz, not a very serious one, with points and points mean prizes.

Listing:: L0297175376

Studio

Hysterical Historical Show

Cult theatre company and comedy duo LipService return to their stand up roots in the Hysterical Historical Show - a whacky whirlwind tour of Britain's female national treasures. Meet notorious gossip Mrs Gaskell and her timid friend Charlotte Bronte, learn about Marie Stopes and her little known friendship with Scott of the Antarctic, stage a protest with the ever radical Pankhursts, meet Georgian housekeeper and inventor of cuppa soup Elizabeth Raffald, Annie Horniman, creator of the modern repertory theatre and many more. Nothing is sacred. But we hope you have been paying attention because there will be a quiz, not a very serious one, with points and points mean prizes. Studio

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