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With My Aunt |
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With My Aunt cast at the Arts Theatre |
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host of famous faces are set to open the autumn season at Cambridge
Arts Theatre. Comedy favourites Gary Wilmot, Jeffrey Holland, Clive
Francis and Andrew Greenough will take to the stage in Graham Greene’s
rip-roaring comedy Travels With My Aunt. |
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Get ready for a great night out
at:
Arts Theatre Cambridge
Monday 9 – Saturday 14 September 2002
Tickets from £5
Box Office: 01223 503333
Adapted for the stage by Giles Havergal, Travels With My Aunt involves
more than twenty characters played by a cast of four talented actors.
Fast paced and lively, this production is the perfect start to a packed
season of
A thoroughly eccentric and bizarrely entertaining evening
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| International
Herald Tribune |
entertainment.
About
to embark on a much-deserved retirement, Henry Pulling doesn’t have
time to pot a petunia before his excitable Aunt Augusta decides to
take him on an international jaunt.
Thrust into social gatherings galore, Henry meets a wealth of unusual,
and in many cases sinister, characters, including secret agents, thieves,
and art smugglers! But will Aunt Augusta succeed in transforming Henry,
a conservative bank manager, into a new recruit for the swinging sixties?
Graham Greene is the acclaimed novelist of literary classics such
as Brighton Rock and The Heart of the Matter. The production is directed
by Richard Baron: his theatre includes The Ladykillers, Passport to
Pimlico and Mindgame. |
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