Performance

Venue	Southwark Playhouse Borough
	Also: The Large, The Little
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	6th March 2016
To	6th March 2016
When	19:00
Southwark Playhouse Borough (V226)
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Date of change: 25 Feb 16 - T627817609

Soggy Brass: A Night of New Comedy-Writing - Ealing Broadway/The Community/Dogsbody/The Olive Trade/Fat Jewels/The Choirmaster

Work:: Soggy Brass: A Night of New Comedy-Writing (S01061794974)

Production:: Ealing Broadway/The Community/Dogsbody/The Olive Trade/Fat Jewels/The Choirmaster (T627817609)

Hot comedy stalwarts Velvet Trumpet are proud to announce the latest edition of Soggy Brass! The finest night of new comedy writing in all of London Town. With craftsmanlike care and precision the Trumpeteers have once again assembled the best original comic voices for your theatrical pleasure. Hand-picked, fresh from the comedy oven, six brand new pieces for your delectation and delight. Smells Delicious

Presented by	Velvet Trumpet
Author	Gabriel Jones (Ealing Broadway)
Author	Gael Van Den Bossche (The Community)
Author	James McDermott (Dogsbody)
Author	Francesca Meredith (The Olive Trade)
Author	Joe Skelton (Fat Jewels)
Author	Thomas Jones (The Choirmaster)
Author	Nikolai Ribnikov (The Choirmaster)

Listing:: L636210088

Ealing Broadway/The Community/Dogsbody/The Olive Trade/Fat Jewels/The Choirmaster

Hot comedy stalwarts Velvet Trumpet are proud to announce the latest edition of Soggy Brass! The finest night of new comedy writing in all of London Town. With craftsmanlike care and precision the Trumpeteers have once again assembled the best original comic voices for your theatrical pleasure. Hand-picked, fresh from the comedy oven, six brand new pieces for your delectation and delight. Smells Delicious

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