Performance

Venue	Royal Exchange
	Also: The Studio/Swan Street Studio
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	1st July 2009
To	1st August 2009
Royal Exchange (V491)
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Everybody Loves a Winner

Work:: Everybody Loves a Winner (S1397600010)

Author

Neil Bartlett

Production:: (T02140487485)

A world premiere and prestigious curtain-raiser for the 2009 Manchester International Festival this extraordinary new show will be devised by director and actors in rehearsal at the Exchange and tell a colourful story set in the vivid world of North West Bingo Halls. The director is already promising to re-design the Exchange’s famous in-the-round auditorium - removing some of the seats and replacing them with Bingo Hall tables and chairs to allow some of the audience to play along as part of the action. Rumours are also rife as to casting, with an 'iconic North West comic' said to be lined up to play the central role of 'Bingo Caller'.

Producer	Royal Exchange
Producer	Manchester International Festival
Director	Neil Bartlett
Design	Miriam Buether
Sound	Steve Brown
Lighting	Chris Davey
Performer	Sally Lindsay
Performer	Ian Puleston-Davies

Listing:: L01973816883

Production details

A world premiere and prestigious curtain-raiser for the 2009 Manchester International Festival this extraordinary new show will be devised by director and actors in rehearsal at the Exchange and tell a colourful story set in the vivid world of North West Bingo Halls. The director is already promising to re-design the Exchange’s famous in-the-round auditorium - removing some of the seats and replacing them with Bingo Hall tables and chairs to allow some of the audience to play along as part of the action. Rumours are also rife as to casting, with an 'iconic North West comic' said to be lined up to play the central role of 'Bingo Caller'.

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Special Performances

8 Jul 09 Sign Interpreted
18 Jul 09 Audio Described

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