DOUGLAS FULTHORPE   


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Plays by Douglas Fulthorpe

DOUGLAS FULTHORPE
Out of the Sewer
1st Produced:
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Company:
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1st Published:
New Theatre Publications (2010)
ISBN/ASIN
978-1840947724
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Genre:
Full Length
Satire
Parts:
Male
1
Female
8
Parts Other:
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Notes:
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Synopsis:
Douglas Fulthorpe presents the wittiest writing to emerge from the Tyne since the Great Flood, convulsing the north bank, or for that matter, south bank, Lloyds Bank, Barclays Bank or any other bank. Thrill to the biting conflict between the Real and False Comperes as they introduce twelve hilarious situations Struggle with a young couple as they strive desperately and painfully to fit in. Share the adventures of two alert, eagle-eyed lifeguards. Meet the quiz team straight from the joke-factory, then delve deep into fundamental irreligious history, before completing your education with a crash-course in Marketspeak.
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DOUGLAS FULTHORPE
View From the Gutter, The
1st Produced:
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Company:
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1st Published:
New Theatre Publications (2009)
ISBN/ASIN
978-1840947311
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Genre:
One Act satir
short play
Parts:
Male
8
Female
7
Parts Other:
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Notes:
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Synopsis:
Douglas Fulthorpe presents his penetrating view of life as seen from the gutter, in a madcap whirl of chills and thrills. Visit the elusive county of Wessex for an eerie and unforgettable lesson in hygiene in Afternoon Tea, then jet to the west coast of America for Orange Gin with Lieutenant Broccoli, a shabby, unconventional sleuth with an unusual taste in cigars. Finally return to Wessex, and the village of Little Slaughter, where, in Count Your Chickens, a sinister nephew performs his own brand of cosmetic surgery, under the seemingly unsuspecting gaze of his devoted Aunt Millie. There are 32 separate parts, plus roughly 9 soldiers. Many of these parts are small and very brief. By playing multiple parts the cast list can easily be cut to 7., that is 4 men and 3 women. Another 4 men or women are needed to make up the 9 soldiers required for Sketch 7; Straighten Up.
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