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Venue	Cryer Arts (formerly Charles Cryer Studio Theatre)
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	1st June 2001
To	2nd June 2001
When	19:45
Prices	From £6.00. To £6.00.
Cryer Arts (formerly Charles Cryer Studio Theatre) (V293)
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Four Plays for Coarse Actors - Streuth/Il Fornicazione/The Colliers Tuesday Tea/All's Well That Ends As You Like It

Work:: Four Plays for Coarse Actors (S2003405008)

Author

Michael Green

Production:: Streuth/Il Fornicazione/The Colliers Tuesday Tea/All's Well That Ends As You Like It (T159321746)

"One who remembers the lines but not the order in which they come." Hilarious comedy which celebrates, the inept, the wooden, the badly choreographed, the mistimed, the over eager and the talentless, as shown in four short plays ( detective thriller, opera, kitchen-sink drama and Shakespeare.) The Coarse actors struggle on through collapsing sets, missed cues and their own supreme lack of ability, steadfast in their belief that the show must go on. Features unique video footage of what is actually happening backstage.

Company	Quirky Productions
Director	Matthew Jones
Design	Rachel Jones
Design	Lewis Jones
Design	Neil French
Sound	Damian de Lancey-Green
Other	James Kirby (Stage Manager)
Other	Rachel Jones (Props)
Other	Abigail Thomson (Props)
Performer	Matthew Jones
Performer	Kate Pilkington
Performer	Lewis Jones
Performer	Cliff Hunt
Performer	Debbie Martin
Performer	Karen McIlmurray
Performer	Neil French
Performer	Kelly Hunt
Performer	Ben Amor
Performer	David Scott
Performer	Matt Young

Listing:: L0279786379

Streuth/Il Fornicazione/The Colliers Tuesday Tea/All's Well That Ends As You Like It

"One who remembers the lines but not the order in which they come." Hilarious comedy which celebrates, the inept, the wooden, the badly choreographed, the mistimed, the over eager and the talentless, as shown in four short plays ( detective thriller, opera, kitchen-sink drama and Shakespeare.) The Coarse actors struggle on through collapsing sets, missed cues and their own supreme lack of ability, steadfast in their belief that the show must go on. Features unique video footage of what is actually happening backstage.

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