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RICHARD ATKINSON
Nationality: British
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Richard Atkinson's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates
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below is a list of Richard Atkinson's plays - click on a Play Title for more information
Cox & Box - Mrs Bouncer's LegacyCox & Box - Mrs Bouncer's Legacy
Synopsis:
Cox & Box : By Sir Arthur Sullivan and F.C. Burnand. 1866. Cox is an apprentice hatter who works by day, and Box, a printer who works by night. Under the swift broom of landlady Mrs Bouncer, the two unknowingly share the same room. . .but that's not all they have in common. Tempers flare and it's not long before the guns come out. Sir Arthur Sullivan's one act comic opera is reinvented with a brand new second act.
Boks & Cocks By Chris Monks and Richard Atkinson. 2016. A recently elected government has repatriated all migrant workers. Twin sisters Urszula and Krystyna are secretly sharing a room in a rundown B&B and it's only a matter of time before their unscrupulous landlord Bob Narks finds out. But further outrageous revelations (and livestock) are set to come out of the woodwork. A musical play about deception, international relations and chickens.
Boks & Cocks By Chris Monks and Richard Atkinson. 2016. A recently elected government has repatriated all migrant workers. Twin sisters Urszula and Krystyna are secretly sharing a room in a rundown B&B and it's only a matter of time before their unscrupulous landlord Bob Narks finds out. But further outrageous revelations (and livestock) are set to come out of the woodwork. A musical play about deception, international relations and chickens.
Notes:
play by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Adapted, with a sequel, by Chris Monks & Richard Atkinson
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Organisations:
Yorkshire Festival
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Genre:
musical adaptation
Parts:
Male: 1 Female: 2 Other: with doubling
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