Performance

Venue	The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
	Also: Giant Olive Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	19th October 2010
Opened	21st October 2010
To	6th November 2010
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun Mats 15:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
The Lion and Unicorn Theatre (V219)
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Trading Faces

Work:: Trading Faces (S0571991783)

Can you have passion and not fall in love? If you are involved can you have it all? What if your passions get the better of you? Three couples - Three complications - And one on the way. An engaging and funny look at how we try to get what we want by trying to make things fit. Six very different people, who have so much but not found a lot, are discovering the biggest obstacle to the way forward is ourselves. Maybe if we didn't try so hard...

Production:: (T295231334)

Following last year's critical success with "Work", The Actors Ensemble presents Trading Faces, an engaging and funny look at how we try to get what we want by trying to make things fit. Six very different people, who have so much but not found a lot, are discovering the biggest obstacle to the way forward is ourselves. Maybe if we didn’t try so hard...

Producer	Giant Olive (in association with The Actors Ensemble)
Director	Sam Rubelow
Performer	Louise Bailey
Performer	Ben Buckstein
Performer	Sandra Darnell
Performer	Stacha Hicks
Performer	Leigh Kelly
Performer	John Nayagam
Performer	Nick Newman
Performer	Daniel Sommerford
Performer	Georgia Winters

Listing:: L0383679368

Part of Fringe Hangover Festival

Production details

Following last year's critical success with "Work", The Actors Ensemble presents Trading Faces, an engaging and funny look at how we try to get what we want by trying to make things fit. Six very different people, who have so much but not found a lot, are discovering the biggest obstacle to the way forward is ourselves. Maybe if we didn’t try so hard... Part of Fringe Hangover Festival

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