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Murder of Geoffrey Robbins, The
Sundowe, The
Wasted Love

	GERRY KIELTY
	Nationality: Scottish Email: n/a Website: n/a
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Plays by Gerry Kielty

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1st Produced:		C venues - C, Edinburgh Festival Fringe			Aug 2012
Company:		One Academy Productions (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland)
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent, where listed, at top of page.		ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#143388
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Genre:		musical
Parts:		Male		-	Female	-
Parts other:		-
Notes:		written by John and Gerry Kiety
Synopsis:		The quest for the body beautiful has become a disease for the 247GYM members. Obsessed with flattening tums, plumping bums and getting perfect pins, they are beginning to lose track of what's really important. When jobs and families are threatened by this obsession its time to get help, but will the madness stop before it's too late?
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Murder of Geoffrey Robbins, The

1st Produced:		Glasgow: Oran Mor, Scotland, EUR >>>			07 Nov 2011
Company:		a Play, a Pie and a Pint
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent, where listed, at top of page.		ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#132325
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Genre:		comic musical
Parts:		Male		-	Female	-
Parts other:		-
Notes:		written by John and Gerry Kiety
Synopsis:		Geoffrey Robbins is dead his singing flatmates inform the unsuspecting policeman who has arrived at the door of their tenth floor flat to investigate the disappearance of the policeman investigating the disappearance of Geoffrey Robbins. Dead and decomposing on the kitchen lino. . . And, they add, with a cheerful glissando it was they who murdered him. Done him right in. Plunged the knife in and left it there. Held him under water till the bubbles stopped. And, what's more they'd do it again. For they explain, melodically - Geoffrey Robbins was no normal human being. . ..
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Sundowe, The

1st Produced:		Inverness, Eden Court			2007
Company:		n/a
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent, where listed, at top of page.		ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#78428
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Genre:		Musical
Parts:		Male		10	Female	5
Parts other:		doubling and extras
Notes:		written By James, Gerry and John Kielty
Synopsis:		winner of the Cameron MacIntosh backed competition, the Kielty brother's high energy horror fantasy. A group of vampires help mankind fight a plague of zombies. Meanwhile the Scottish Parliament bans busking.
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Wasted Love

1st Produced:		- - -			- - -
Company:		n/a
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent, where listed, at top of page.		ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#143538
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Genre:		n/a
Parts:		Male		-	Female	-
Parts other:		-
Notes:		written by John and Gerry Kiety
Synopsis:		n/a
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