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New Theatre Publications (2002)

978-1840943726

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Pantomime

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Many pantomimes stray away from the original story but this isn't so in this production of Cinderella, with the unrequited love of Buttons being replaced with love for the ragged kitchen maid by Prince Charming. Even the Brokers men take a prominent part and are given the names of Squeeze, Em and Dry as they seek the whereabouts of baron Hardup to recover his debts. A magic cabin is delivered to Hardup hall to take passport photographs for entry to Fairyland with custard pies in the face awaiting anyone who stands to be photographed. A pantomime with audience participation, selected songs and of course. . . a happy ending. A pantomime for all the family.

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New Theatre Publications (2001)

978-1840943603

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Drama

One Act

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A variation from the author's comedy writing brings us to a dingy decrepit house where a man lies alone in a painful stricken state. He awakes to find that his own character and body are those of a stranger. The torment within himself reveals an extraordinary event that left him in this dramatic state. A play to test an actor's talent.

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New Theatre Publications (2002)

978-1840943849

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written by Ernest Ford and Henry Huxley

A very funny Musical Comedy in two acts with one set and isn't over weighted with performers. Just four Males and three Females. The story revolves around the Bennett household where Mrs. Bennett has been left to care for her two children now in their teens by, to her, a no good member of the male sex. She prepares to form a new section of the Women's Liberation Movement with the help of Mrs. Livingstone a kind of agent in the hatred of men. Mrs Bennett's first attempt is to enrol the help of her children, one male and the other belonging to her own genre. Being used to the modern way and the comforts reached by both sexes in this modern world just won't conform. The musical has many funny situations and dialogue and songs with lyrical wit that makes this musical a rarity amongst musicals.