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The Hairless Diva, which appears in its first new English translation for fifty years. Ionesco's first and most famous play is a brilliant black comedy, set in the suburbs of London. Mr and Mrs Smith have forgotten that they have invited Mr and Mrs Martin to dinner. Mr and Mrs Martin have forgotten that they are married. Mary, the Smith's cleaner, thinks she is Sherlock Holmes...The Hairless Diva is a wildly eccentric tale of sheer madness!

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Author: Eugene Ionesco

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Archive listings for The Hairless Diva (2002)

Work type: Play.

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Full House and The Hairless Diva unite classic and contemporary comedy, in this uproarious double bill of two fast, furious and very, very funny world premieres. Supported by BarclaysProducer Palace Theatre (Watford). Director Kate Sinclair. Design Ti Green. Lighting Neil Austin. Performer Richard Braine. Performer Gordon Kennedy. Performer Helen Lederer. Performer Maria McErlane. Performer Kish Sharma. Performer Anny Tobin.

12 Apr 02 to 4 May 02

Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55
listing details L1079156004

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