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Performances: Tue 27th – Sat 31st January 2015, Prompt Corner
Presented in a double-bill with Doug & Lillian (2015)
Contents
Introduction
Hand In Glove was inspired by a short lived "reality" endurance show called Touch The Truck based on competitions in the US which apparently still run in various parts of the world. It also relates to Big Brother and all of the other televised endurance competitions which have spawned in the twelve years since it was first produced.
When we join the last three participants they have been standing with one hand on a car – with short breaks – for 74 hours and the competition is getting fierce. With one hand remaining on the car they resort to all sorts of mind games and tricks to try to win, each for their own reasons and goals. But how much truth are they telling each other and who exactly can we believe. When fame and fortune beckon are there any limits to what you would say and do to win?
Cast
- Floor Manager - Induja Bandara
- Bouncer - David Carr
- Fraser - Michael Fife
- Tanya - Stephanie Ayres
- Ken - John Lyne
Crew
- Stage Manager - Barry Heselden
- Assistant Stage Manager - Jai Campbell
- Set Design - Chaz Doyle
- Lighting Design - Gavin Parker
- Sound Design - Lee Ridgeway
- Sound & Lighting Operator - John Signer-Romero
- Production Photography by - Phil Gammon
- Poster and Programme Design - Shona Doyle
With Thanks To:
The cast and crews of Nunsense, Remote and The Thrill of Love. To the Tower Theatre, Alan Buckman for props, all volunteers of the SLT bar, front of house, box office, Theatre committee and the Publicity Director; staff of the Hope, Rosendale and Park pubs.
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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