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Mince? archiveLife, love and luxuriously lush lounge sounds. Donald Johnston writes jingle for TV ads, his most famous being the McKinnon's Tinned Mince campaign. He is handsome talented, successful, but losing the plot. The music with which he make his living is turning against him. His easy-listening imagination is taking control and he finds himself slipping into a fantasy world where all the mistakes of his life are played out in song. Jaunted by his past, tormented by his future, and finding it impossible to live in the present, ex-girlfriends, dead relatives and an assortment of alter-egoes all vie for attention in the form of a swinging, 'music for pleasure' ensemble, in his head. Dr Jessica Craig a new age, cyber-therapist, with the aid of the latest computer technology, sifts through these mad musical memories to try to lay them to rest. Will this radical process allow Donald to come to terms with his losses, so he can enjoy life and love again? And at what cost? Join her on this jingly journey inside the mind of Donald Johnston...a man whose head is full of Mince, in more ways than one.

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Author: Forbes Masson

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Archive listings for Mince? (2002)

Work type: Musical.

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Director Forbes Masson. Company Dundee Rep Company. Director Forbes Masson. Director Gordon Dougall (music). Other Gordon Dougall (arrangement of songs). Performer Rodney Matthews (Donald Johnston). Performer Irene MacDougall (Dr Jessica Craig). Performer John Ramage (Kenneth McKinnon). Performer Meg Fraser (Rhona Boak). Performer Keith Fleming. Performer Billy Mack. Performer Emily Winter. Performer Frances Thorburn. Performer Ann Louise Ross. Performer Sandy Neilson. Performer Robert Paterson. Performer Andrew Clark. Performer Susan Harrison.
17 Jun 02 to 20 Jul 02Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596
listing details L01548985170
28 May 02 to 1 Jun 02King's Theatre, Edinburgh :: V601
listing details L01686080559

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