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"A Couple of Poor, Polish-speaking Romanians"

... is the title of AT's most recent play which was showcased at London's Soho Theatre earlier this year.

 

 

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  YEAR TITLE & AUTHOR ROLE VENUE

2008

(28th Feb - 29th March)

"A Couple of Poor, Polish-speaking Romanians"

by

Dorota Maslowska

Pacha Soho Theatre, London.
Image is not available 2003
(Oct 31 -
Nov 22)		 "True West"
by
Sam Shepherd		 Austin Bristol Old Vic Theatre,
Bristol.
Image is not available 2003
(May 15 -
June 7)		 "Flesh Wound"
by
Che Walker		 Vincent Royal Court Theatre,
London.
Image is not available 2001
(June 28 -
Sept 1)		 "A Lie Of The Mind"
by
Sam Shepherd		 Mike Donmar Warehouse Theatre,
London.
Image is not available 1998
(April 8 -
May 2)		 "The Bullet"
by
Joe Penhall		 Mike Donmar Warehouse Theatre,
London.
Image is not available 1997 "Noise"
by
 		   London West End,
London.
Image is not available   "The Rough Edge"
by
 		   UK Tour
The Walking Class' - Information

Oct 1983

Jan 1984

Mid 1985

 

 "The Walking Class"
by Roy Mitchell

Bong ('83 & '84)

 

Nigel Trotter (1985)

Midlands Arts Centre

Birmingham Repertory Studio Theatre

Shaw Theatre, London
Image is not available 1990
(March 15 -
April 17)		 "The Dispute"
by
Pierre Marivaux		 Azor Crucible Theatre,
Sheffield.
Image is not available   "Life Is A Dream"
by
Calderon		 Segismund Drama Centre,
London.
Image is not available 1989 "The Devil's Lawcase"
by
 		 Romelio Edinburgh Festival.
Image is not available   "Edward II"
by
Christopher Marlowe		 Lightbourne Drama Centre,
London.
Whitebear Pub   "M62"
by
 		 Mark Birmingham Youth Theatre
Birmingham.
Image is not available   "London Merchant"
by
George Lillo  		 Trueman Birmingham Youth Theatre
Birmingham.
   

"Oliver!"

by

Lionel Bart

The Artful Dodger

George Dixon School.

Birmingham.

 

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