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New Play: Our Style is Legendary
Event Details
Time: March 14, 2011 at 7:30pm to April 2, 2011 at 9pm
Location: Covent Garden
Street: 1A Tower St, Covent Garden
City/Town: London WC2H 9NP
Website or Map: http://www.tristanbatestheatr…
Phone: 020 7240 6283
Event Type: theatre
Event Added By: Hard Graft Theatre Company
Latest Activity: Mar 19, 2011
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Event Description
An exciting new play written by Bowes Park based Writer Actor Director and Blogger Daniel Hoffmann-Gill.
Tristan Bates Theatre from the 14th March to the 2nd April 2011.
Our Style is Legendary: A dark comedy about growing up in 1980's Nottingham and finding a friend you'd die for but you just end up killing each other slowly.
Contains glue sniffing, having a right laugh, Lynx deodorant, Graham the welder, Carltonian spazmos, some of the best hip-hop ever put to wax, house parties and Goose Fair.
Starring Nottingham's own James Hooton (Sam Dingle, Emmerdale), Kent Riley (Zac Ramsey, Hollyoakes) and a whole bunch of other actors who know the difference between Sneinton and Bakersfield. Ya' get meh duck
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