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by [[Jem Solak]]
 
by [[Jem Solak]]
  
Directed by [[Paula Kelly]] & [[Jem Solak]]  
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Directed by [[Paula Kelly & Jem Solak]]  
  
 
Performances: Tuesday 5th to Saturday 9th August [[2008]], [[Bell Theatre]]
 
Performances: Tuesday 5th to Saturday 9th August [[2008]], [[Bell Theatre]]
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== Crew ==
 
== Crew ==
  
*Stage Manager - [[Rachel Lovegrove]]
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*Stage Manager - [[Rachael Lovegrove]]
*Assistant Satge Manager - [[  ]]
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*Assistant Stage Manager - [[  ]]
 
*Set Designer - [[Chaz Doyle]]
 
*Set Designer - [[Chaz Doyle]]
 
*Lighting & Sound Design - [[Gavin Parker]]
 
*Lighting & Sound Design - [[Gavin Parker]]
 
*Lighting and Sound Operator - [[Ruth & James]]
 
*Lighting and Sound Operator - [[Ruth & James]]
*Costumes - [[ Michelle Thompson]]
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*Costumes - [[Michelle Thompson]]
 
*Set Construction - [[Crew??]]
 
*Set Construction - [[Crew??]]
*Scenery Art & Original Artwork - [[Hazel Hindle & Michael Wilson]]
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*Scenery Art & Original Artwork - [[Hazel Hindle]] & [[Michael Wilson]]
 
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Revision as of 19:00, 28 June 2008

Poster by Steve Merchant

by Jem Solak

Directed by Paula Kelly & Jem Solak

Performances: Tuesday 5th to Saturday 9th August 2008, Bell Theatre


Performed with Bang, You're Dead! as a double bill.

Introduction

Jack is a professional, one of the best in the business. Now he’s reluctantly taken on an apprentice, his nephew Oliver, who wants to learn the finer points of the family business. But on-the-job training is never simple when your business is burglary!

It should have been an uncomplicated job – breaking into the house of a wealthy art dealer to liberate some particularly valuable stamps: tidy, profitable, the perfect crime. But when things don’t go quite according to plan, Jack finds himself tutoring an incompetent accomplice while arguing the finer points of art appreciation, entertaining some unexpected guests and learning more about cooking than he ever wanted to know.

And there’s still the little matter of a safe to be cracked …

Cast

Crew

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

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

References

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