The strange and rather comic story of how the cricket bat came to be 4.25 inches wide. A period piece of cricketing history and a companion piece to CENTURION – All Male Cast
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£3.00
Mr Henry Slip
Mr Jonathan Point
Mr Thomas White
Mr Edward ‘Lumpy’ Stevens
Mr John Wood
Mr Thomas Quiddington
Mr John Edmeads
Mr Richard Nyren
Mr Thomas Brett
Mr John Small
Mr Tom Sueter
Mr William Hogsflesh
Mr Bird
Duke of Dorset
Sir Horace Mann
Mr Henry Rowett
Approximately 45 minutes
Preview available here
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An elderly man and a young man meet on a park bench. Lives will change as a result.
This play forms part of the SIX VIEWS collection
This play was formally written under the name of Max Porter
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An accessible version of Shakespeare’s play. Written in a straightforward language, it provides a condensed version of the play which may be suitable for younger audiences. The play contains 15 roles, but it may be performed with doubling with about 10 actors.
Easy to stage and with no complex elements.
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The great Hollywood star Orson Welles is in the twilight of his career but has found work advertising wine on television commercials. But the process takes its toll and as he films one commercial he finds himself remininscing about one of his favourite film roles and how much he identifies with him.
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