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Latest revision as of 15:11, 23 December 2019
by Arthur Smith & Chris England
Directed by Malcolm Saunders assisted by Anton Krause
Performances: Tue 4th – Sat 8th April 1995, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Scene:- A holiday flat in Majorca.
Time:- During the World Cup 1990
Monica and Bill are there to rekindle their failing marriage. Monica dreams of having an affair with Gary Lineker, "the Queen Mother of football" while she is really seeing Dan, a friend of Bill's and a travel writer, whose books are published by Bill's firm.
As the game begins Dan turns up unexpectedly, as do Ian and Birgitta, a German tour rep. They settle down to watch the game, and, against a background of England's World Cup semi-final, the real battle is being fought by the five viewers in Majorca.
"Another beer for Birgitta?"
Cast
- Monica - Helen Chadney
- Bill - Alan Slater
- Ian - Joe Whitehouse
- Birgitta - Sarah Slater
- Dan - Stephen Cowles
- Voice of interviewer - Malcolm Saunders
- Gary Lineker - Anton Krause
Crew
- Stage Manager - John Lilley
- Assistant Stage Manager - Drew & Linda Nelson
- Lighting Design - Paul Bryan & Peter Medd
- Sound Recording - Brian Fretwell
- Sound Operator - Sylvia Bryan
- Set Design - Alan Buckman
- Set Construction - Alan Buckman, Anton Krause & Sharon Phipp
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
All except Joe Whitehouse have their backs to the camera.
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.
See Also
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