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Performance

VenueThe Blakehay
TownWeston-super-Mare
CountyNorth Somerset
From20th April 2017
To20th April 2017
When19:30
The Blakehay (V01754281771)
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  • Date of change: 28 Mar 17 - T2139685687

Meet Tommy Atkins

Work:: Meet Tommy Atkins (S327969777)

Written by playwright/actor/musician Peter Gill (Talbot House, The Jerry Lee Lewis Story) this play details, through the eyes of a simple ?Tommy' the reality of war for those who actually fought it. In an astonishing solo performance, ?Meet Tommy Atkins' takes the audience through his war - a war that saw him fight at Ypres, Passendale, Loos and on the Somme and that took him to the depths of despair but also brought him unique comradeship that he would never find again. From the beginning of the war to the end, Private Tommy Atkins was there. This is his story.
Author Peter Gill

Production:: (T2139685687)

Company Sunshine Productions

Listing:: L01878992946




Reviews

Reviews


Jim: 20Apr17: Star Rating
To be honest this was more lecture than drama and consequently we never engaged with the central character. Could have been shorter and more pithy but in general needed fewer facts and more emotion ... shame, I have visited all the places mentioned within the last month and this play conveyed none of the feel of them, nor of the things that they represent.

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Jim (20Apr17): To be honest this was more lecture than drama and consequently we never engaged with the central character. Could have been shorter and more pithy but in general needed fewer facts and more emotion ... shame, I have visited all the places mentioned within the last month and this play conveyed none of the feel of them, nor of the things that they represent.
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