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Directed by Amanda Redman, Artists Theatre School present five short comedies
Amanda Redman directs the Artists Theatre School students in a series of five short comedy plays, written by the prestigious Alan Ayckbourn.
From a devoted and isolated mother to her unfaithful travelling salesman husband, through a solicitous waiter to well-heeled diners and an utterly shambolic garden fête, human frailty is laid bare as one hilarious situation after another unfolds.
Each of the plays connects to the next through one of its characters.
From high farce to poignant observation, the laughs, however dark, keep coming.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Unknown | Bertie Cefai |
|---|---|
| Unknown | Matt Clarke |
| Unknown | Andrew D’Alton |
| Unknown | Emma Duke |
| Unknown | Lawrence Ellis |
| Unknown | Rory Hobson |
| Unknown | Ellie Rae Winstone |
| Unknown | Alexander Rose |
| Unknown | Graeme Sanders |
Crew | |
| Assistant director | Sarah Vevers |
| Assistant director | Julianne White |
| Assistant stage manager | Andrew D’Alton |
| Assistant stage manager | Jenifer Elis |
| Assistant stage manager | Mark Elis |
| Assistant stage manager | Dara Mitchell |
| Author | Alan Ayckbourn |
| Choreography | Julianne White |
| Company administrator | Suzy Davenport |
| Costumes | Hilary Vyse |
| Deputy stage manager | Lauren Cledbury Bradford |
| Design | Damian Schnabel |
| Director | Amanda Redman |
| Front of house | Suzy Davenport |
| Front of house | David Gill |
| Front of house | Freda Gill |
| Lightning design & operator | Ben Garcia |
| Photography | Chris Marshall |
| Producer | Suzy Davenport |
| Producer | Mark Ellis |
| Producer | Amanda Redman |
| Producer | Damian Schnabel |
| Producer | Hilary Vyse |
| Sound desing & operator | Chris Smith |
| Stage manager | Damian Schnabel |
| Wardrobe assistant | Layla Shirley |
| Wardrobe Supervisor | Hilary Vyse |
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