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Gin and Tonic and Passing Trains archiveA visual, comic tale of one man who has too much time on his hands and wonders how to fill it. Mr Jones lives in a remote signal box in the middle of the countryside. It is his job to make sure that all the trains run smoothly, safely and on time. With nothing for company other than his thoughts, an intermittent wireless and the sound of trains rushing past, Mr Jones starts to feel trapped in his damp rickety signal box. Soon loneliness, the stress of responsibility and the endless sounds of bells, drive him to distraction and to the bottom of a glass. What starts as a tipple at four, slowly turns into a torrent at six, and by ten he is visited by all sorts of spirits. How will he cope when he has unexpected visitors? Will it be the tipple that makes him topple or will he be pulled back from the drink? Influenced by the classic Charles Dickens ghost story 'The signalman' this new visual tale will leave you in no doubt that Gin and Trains do not make the perfect tonic. A Tramway Dark Lights Commission

Creatives/Company

Producer: Ramesh Meyyappan
Company: Spike Theatre (Singapore)

Gin and Tonic and Passing Trains

Gin and Tonic and Passing Trains (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1262979363. Details of all Gin and Tonic and Passing Trains archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0729533206

Archive Listings

3 Oct 08Guildhall Theatre
Derby, Derbyshire
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30 Sep 08Darlington Arts Centre
Darlington, County Durham
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25 Sep 08
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26 Sep 08
Unity Theatre
Liverpool, Merseyside
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15 Mar 08The Met
Bury, Greater Manchester
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24 May 07
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26 May 07
The Tramway
Glasgow
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