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Pinter / Chekhov / Ayckbourn
This February Woodhouse Players gives you the chance to see three plays in one evening,
by three of the biggest name playwrights this side of Shakespeare:
The Bear by Anton Chekhov is a high energy melodrama,
as Smirnov comes to collect the debts he's owed by the beautiful
widow Popova - this is an original translation by Woodhouse's own
multilingual Basil Clarke. Between Mouthfuls is a
comedy by Alan Ayckbourn - Britain's most prolific playwright -
which takes us to a restaurant where two couples choose starters,
main courses and see if they get to dessert. And finally One
for the Road by Harold Pinter is a powerful and frightening
piece about the state's power over others.
One for the Road contains some language which
may not be suitable for children.
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W H E R E & W H E N & H O W M U C H
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design: Nicola Holland
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Congratulations to all involved with the Waltham
Forest Festival of Theatre 2008:
Second place overall went to One for the Road
Best stage crew went to Hilary Benson, Emerson Povey and Richard
Penney
Best supporting actor went to Jim Killeen
The following were also nominated for awards:
Best actor: Vaughan Prosser
Best actress: Margot Phelan
Best supporting performance: James Daybell, Sacha Walker
Adjudicator's award (best moments): Nicolas and Gilia in One
for the Road
Best presentation: Between Mouthfuls
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