Details

Three girls, hitting forty hard, set out for a 70's revival weekend at a holiday camp determined to rekindle the lustful fantasies of their schooldays. The Bay City Rollers may be their goal but, as in life, very little goes to plan! Tartan scarves and trashy music (from The Sweet to The Three Degrees and of course the rollers) combined with sex, alcohol and men make this unmissable. Not suitable for children. Running time: 1hr 50mins. Suitable for ages 15+

Cast/Performers

Kellie Batchelor, Thomas Craig, Samantha Edmonds, Lisa Kay, Ben McGregor, Tom Woodward

Creatives/Company

Author: Catherine Johnson
Company: Signal Theatre Company
Director: Robert Wolstenholme
Design: Christopher Hone
Lighting: Seth Rook Williams

Shang-a-Lang

Shang-a-Lang (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0749271522. Details of all Shang-a-Lang archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S6604

Archive Listings

22 Jan 14 to 15 Feb 14	The King's Head Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Nov 13 to 23 Nov 13	King's Theatre Glasgow Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

terri: 27Nov13:
I saw this in Glasgow and hated it. I thought we were going to relive distant memories but instead was treated to a highly offensive pile of garbage. Do not go there thinking to sing a long to the rollers hits. This only takes up the last 10 minutes of the play. The rest was having to listen to foul language and lowest common denominator humour. Save your money!

User Reviews

terri (27Nov13): I saw this in Glasgow and hated it. I thought we were going to relive distant memories but instead was treated to a highly offensive pile of garbage. Do not go there thinking to sing a long to the rollers hits. This only takes up the last 10 minutes of the play. The rest was having to listen to foul language and lowest common denominator humour. Save your money!

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