Performance

Venue	General
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	6th June 2010
To	13th June 2010
When	Jun 6, 13 at 18:00, 20:30
Prices	From £5.00. To £5.00.
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Some Stories

Work:: Some Stories (S1631692877)

Some Stories is a series of four interconnected stories that focus on childhood, the hold it has over our adult lives, and the power of storytelling. Each piece was written by Alistair McDowall, the award-winning young writer whose previous work includes 5:30 (Arts Council Award for Best Performance, Best New Play and Best Fringe Production nominations at the MEN Theatre Awards) and eighteen stupid reasons why I love you lots and lots (Best New Writing award, Buxton Fringe Festival) which both garnered awards and five star reviews during performances around the UK.

Author

Alistair McDowall

Production:: (T1744814986)

Similarly, the stories will be directed by four young directors including Clive Judd (Director’s Guild Award for Most Promising Director at NSDF 2009, assistant director on the multi-award-winning Punk Rock) and Ned Bennett (Apprentice Director to Sean Matthias on Breakfast at Tiffany’s at the Haymarket and Edmond, Theatre Royal, Haymarket).

Company	Cheap Seats
Director	Clive Judd
Director	Ned Bennett
Performer	Joanna Croll
Performer	Janet Rawson
Performer	Mark Weinman
Performer	Katie West

Listing:: L02076449540

This event takes place at Blacks Members' Club, 67 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 4QH

Production details

Similarly, the stories will be directed by four young directors including Clive Judd (Director’s Guild Award for Most Promising Director at NSDF 2009, assistant director on the multi-award-winning Punk Rock) and Ned Bennett (Apprentice Director to Sean Matthias on Breakfast at Tiffany’s at the Haymarket and Edmond, Theatre Royal, Haymarket). This event takes place at Blacks Members' Club, 67 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 4QH

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