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Venue	The Yard Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	29th January 2019
To	2nd February 2019
The Yard Theatre (V0485111183)
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Date of change: 8 Nov 18 - T145948813

Greg Wohead - Call It a Day

Work:: Greg Wohead (S663721000)

Performer

Greg Wohead

Production:: Call It a Day (T145948813)

Two couples; one liberal, one conservative. One progressive, one traditional. One faithless, one faithful. Ten years ago, on a freezing snowy day in the USA, Greg Wohead and his then partner spent an afternoon with an Amish couple. Call it a Day is about that unlikely encounter. What unfolds on stage is a strange, surreal, part-improvised reliving of that meeting again and again and again and again. Featuring an unpicking of Cyndi Lauper's 1983 hit Time After Time and interruptions from 1985 Amish-themed thriller Witness (starring Harrison Ford), Call It A Day is a kaleidoscopic examination of the impossibility of truly understanding one another.

Sound	Ben Babbit
Producer	Laura Sweeney

Listing:: L02022177220

Part of Now 19

Call It a Day

Two couples; one liberal, one conservative. One progressive, one traditional. One faithless, one faithful. Ten years ago, on a freezing snowy day in the USA, Greg Wohead and his then partner spent an afternoon with an Amish couple. Call it a Day is about that unlikely encounter. What unfolds on stage is a strange, surreal, part-improvised reliving of that meeting again and again and again and again. Featuring an unpicking of Cyndi Lauper's 1983 hit Time After Time and interruptions from 1985 Amish-themed thriller Witness (starring Harrison Ford), Call It A Day is a kaleidoscopic examination of the impossibility of truly understanding one another. Part of Now 19

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