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| A Little
Box Of Oblivion (1f, 4m/f), 40 mins |
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| Finalist
- 34th British All
Winners Festival (NDFA) 2007 (Rushen
Players)
Winner
- Warwickshire Play
Festival, 2007, (Abbey
Players)
Winner
- BEST COMEDY : Sunshine
Coast Theatre Festival 2006, Queensland,
Australia (Jally
Productions)
Winner
- BEST ORIGINAL PLAY
: All England Theatre Festival (North
East Heats) 2005 |
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A woman puts a box down next to a
stranger in a park, giving strict instructions before
she rushes off, not to move, knock, tilt or open
it. Passers-by offer suggestions as to what's inside,
and what should be done with it - is it a bomb,
a packet of deadly anthrax or perhaps a severed
head? At last, exasperated by these highly opinionated
people, the stranger shakes and rattles the box,
only to be berated by the returning woman, who reveals
all, much to their embarrassment. |
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| Loving
Chopin (2m, 1f), 55min |
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A struggle for intellectual (and occasionally
physical) supremacy between a bigoted old judge,
his long-suffering and manipulative wife, and their
smooth, but somewhat subversive, butler. |
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| mediocrity
(4m, 1f, 1m/f), 35min |
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| Winner
- BEST COMEDY
: Sunshine Coast
Theatre Festival 2007, Australia
(Jally Productions)
Finalist
- British All Winners
NDFA, Woking, 2006 (Phoenix Theatre
Company)
Finalist
- British One Act
Drama Festival, Perth, 2006 (Phoenix
Theatre Company)
Winner - Welsh
National Drama Festival, 2006 (Phoenix
Theatre Company)
Winner
- AMFEST Festival:
Wits Theatre, Johannesburg, South Africa,
2002 |
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Kenaf has just learnt that he's about
to die and his life changes dramatically as he finally
stands up to his domineering wife, the bullying
brute and the condescending Doctor. British and
Australian versions available. |
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