archive Spring 2005
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- 26 February
Shirley Valentine
by Willy Russell
dates
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running time: 2 hours
10 minutes (including interval)
synopsis
Artistic Credits
Director: Caroline Eves
Designer: Rodney Ford
Lighting: Paul Kenah
Voice Coach: Edda Sharpe
Hilarious escapism, following the success of last spring’s Educating Rita.
Shirley Bradshaw (née Valentine) is an average housewife. Wedded to the home she cooks, cleans and talks to the wall. She would have left, but had nowhere to go.
Leaving a note on the kitchen table, she escapes to Greece. Drinking a glass of wine in a country where the grape is grown, sitting by the sea, looking at the sun she can become Shirley Valentine once more.
Sign
Language Interpreted performance - Wednesday 16 February at 8.00pm
- Interpreted by Tracey Barlow
Audio Described performance
- Saturday 26 February at 2.30pm - Described by Jill
Woods
| cut to the chase... in a Queen's Theatre production | |
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 production photographs by Nobby Clark |
