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Performances in October 2010 - exact dates to be confirmed Flamingoland by Deborah McAndrew, directed by Barry Keane At the age of 58, Mari is getting ready to die; she's got terminal cancer, and wants to make her death as organised as possible. From labelling her possessions so that her daughter, Kathleen, knows what needs to be done with them all; to making sure her family have written and practised their farewell speeches for the funeral, shredding bank statements and dealing with the squirrels in the loft, she's leaving nothing to chance. But Mari is lonely. She's too feeble to go out, and nobody comes to visit, fearing they won't know what to say. |
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Performances in December 2010 - exact dates to be confirmed Santa in Space by Paul Reakes, directed by Sue Brackenbury Vileun the Vile has but one aim in life, to become the supreme ruler of the universe. In order to get Earth's rulers to recognise him, he kidnaps the one man held in high regard by children the world over - Santa! Join Capt. Dick Daring and his heroic team as they attempt to rescue Santa, against the efforts of Vileun the Vile and his henchmen. |
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Performances in February 2011 - exact dates to be confirmed The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, directed by Julia Armstrong We join Tom Wingfield as he recalls memories of his family. His mother, Amanda, having been abandoned by her husband 16 years ago is trying to raise her children against all odds. Her daughter Laura is crippled, and mentally ill-equipped to take on the world. Tom is the sole breadwinner, working in a warehouse, although he is an aspiring writer and poet. Tom is desperate to escape and make his own way in the world. Amanda is looking to find her daughter a husband, but finds that her hopes are ultimately dashed. |
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Performances in April 2011 - exact dates to be confirmed Alphabetical Order by Michael Frayn, directed by David Tuffnell In this comedy, we find Lucy working as a librarian for a newspaper; her filing system is a mess and, it seems, so is her life. Enter Leslie. Young, fresh, and eager to change both the filing system and Lucy's life around. |
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