Details

The Cobbler's Arms - an unstoppable force in amateur rugby league! These guys mean business; with terrifying tactics and frightening physiques, they're indestructible and they know it! Or are they? Arthur Hoyle doesn't think so... and he'll stake his house on that! An impulsive bet with local Mr Big, Reg Welsh, says that Arthur can train any team to crucify the Cobblers. So, armed with burning ambition, he sets about kicking his beer swilling motley crew into shape. Can they make the impossible possible? Can they conquer the Cobblers? This play contains some strong language and is not suitable for children.

Cast/Performers

James Crossley, Kate Baines, Rob Angell, Martin Barrass, Matthew Booth, James Hornsby

Creatives/Company

Author: John Godber
Producer: Hull Truck
Director: John Godber

Up 'n' Under

Up 'n' Under (Play) production archive for QTIX code T238202421. Details of all Up 'n' Under archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S5421

Archive Listings

10 Oct 05 to 15 Oct 05	The Lowry Salford, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive
3 Oct 05 to 8 Oct 05	Stephen Joseph Theatre Scarborough, North Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
1 Oct 05	Theatre Royal Wakefield Wakefield, West Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
26 Sep 05 to 1 Oct 05	Theatre Royal Wakefield Wakefield, West Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Sep 05 to 24 Sep 05	Everyman Theatre Cheltenham, Gloucestershire Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Sep 05 to 17 Sep 05	Octagon Theatre Bolton, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive
6 Sep 05 to 10 Sep 05	Sheffield Theatres Sheffield, South Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive

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