Performance

Venue	Soho Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	2nd April 2013
Opened	3rd April 2013
To	20th April 2013
When	19:15. Sat Mats 15:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £15.00.
Soho Theatre (V1035)
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Date of change: 11 Mar 13 - T02073407617

The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle

Work:: The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle (S472648246)

Eric Argyle is having a bad Sunday. It's late. He's still in his pyjamas. A room full of people are staring at him. And he died at 11.42am, two days ago. An issue that people don't seem all that receptive to.

Production:: (T02073407617)

Nominated for ?Best New Play' at the Irish Theatre Awards and off the back of a hugely successful Edinburgh and Dublin run, Fringe First-winning Irish theatre company 15th Oak are delighted to present The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle, a play about a man who barely lived enough to have regrets. Running time: approx. 90mins. For ages 12+

Producer	15th Oak Productions
Director	Dan Herd
Performer	Siobhan Cullen
Performer	Rachel Gleeson
Performer	Manus Halligan
Performer	Davy Kelleher
Performer	Emmet Kirwin
Performer	Dave McEntegart
Performer	Erica Murray
Performer	Karen Sheridan

Listing:: L990183721

Upstairs

Production details

Nominated for ?Best New Play' at the Irish Theatre Awards and off the back of a hugely successful Edinburgh and Dublin run, Fringe First-winning Irish theatre company 15th Oak are delighted to present The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle, a play about a man who barely lived enough to have regrets. Running time: approx. 90mins. For ages 12+ Upstairs

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