Details

Pack the sun tan lotion for a package tour to Torremolinos. Six holiday makers, waiting for their delayed flight to the land of the sun, sea and sand, share stories of love, life, lust and hampsters. The play incorporates a wide range of styles, from rap and acapella torch song, to rhythm couplets to tell the tales. The six strong cast play characters as diverse as interfering old neighbours, Spanish policemen, dynamic football stars and the Devil.

Creatives/Company

Company: Spaniel in the Works Theatre

Torremolinos Tales

Torremolinos Tales (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01947670961. Details of all Torremolinos Tales archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2106691142

Archive Listings

2 Jul 02
to
21 Jul 02

Barons Court Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

UK Theatre Web: 16Jul02:
You'll find everyone you've ever met on a package holiday in this show and a few more besides. From the spanish police, to the hypochondriac, the horny lads, even a priest. A fast-paced, laugh a minute production.

UK Theatre Web: 15Jul02:
This is the funniest thing I've seen for years. The writing is clever and imaginative, the cast excellent and utterly captivating. The theatre really adds to the whole ambience. You really would be missing out on something really special if you miss this.

User Reviews

USER: UK Theatre Web (16Jul02): You'll find everyone you've ever met on a package holiday in this show and a few more besides. From the spanish police, to the hypochondriac, the horny lads, even a priest. A fast-paced, laugh a minute production.

USER: UK Theatre Web (15Jul02): This is the funniest thing I've seen for years. The writing is clever and imaginative, the cast excellent and utterly captivating. The theatre really adds to the whole ambience. You really would be missing out on something really special if you miss this.

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