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*Stage Manager - [[Vivienne Miles]]
 
*Stage Manager - [[Vivienne Miles]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Gwen Miles|E. Miles]], [[Dillon|Dill]], [[John Norman]], [[Susan Norman]], [[Jan Treacher]], [[David Maitland]], [[M. Hotton]] & [[Pat Cantwell]]
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*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Gwen Miles|E. Miles]], [[Dillon|Dill]], [[John Norman]], [[Susan Norman]], [[Jan Treacher]], [[David Maitland]], [[Mary Holton|M. Hotton]] & [[Pat Cantwell]]
 
*Lighting Design - [[George Battrick]]
 
*Lighting Design - [[George Battrick]]
 
*Lighting Operator - [[Tony Rapson]]
 
*Lighting Operator - [[Tony Rapson]]
 
*Sound - [[Geoff Potter]]
 
*Sound - [[Geoff Potter]]
*Wardrobe - [[M. Neale]]
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*Wardrobe - [[Mary Neal|M. Neale]]
 
*Production Assistant - [[Malcolm Saunders]]
 
*Production Assistant - [[Malcolm Saunders]]
*Set Designer - [[A Beasley-Nunay]]
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*Set Designer - [[A. Beasley-Nunay]]
 
*Front of House Manager - [[Helen Boutell]]
 
*Front of House Manager - [[Helen Boutell]]
 
*Box Office Manager - [[Jean Warboyes]]
 
*Box Office Manager - [[Jean Warboyes]]

Latest revision as of 19:29, 6 September 2010

Poster by Poster Designer

by Colin Welland

Produced by Peter Broderick

Performances: Sun 7th – Sat 13th March 1976, Main Stage


Introduction

A biting comedy by the master of television drama. It tells the battle of two women - his mother and his wife - for the affections of poor Tony Weston. "Grandma" fights with favourite foods, old pals from the rugby club and cosy memories. His wife fights with.....

Too much and we'll give the plot away. Strong language and lots of laughs.

Act One: Friday afternoon. Nana's house "up North"and Jean and Tony's flat in London.

Act Two: Scene 1 Early Friday evening. Nan's House. Scene 2 Later Friday night.


Cast

Crew

Reviews

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Gallery

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