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PRODUCTION: Eh? (Comedy Farce)
PRODUCTION DATE: October 1978
DIRECTED BY: Nancy Forsdike
STAGED: The Martlets Hall, Burgess Hill
SYNOPSIS: Valentine Brose applies for a boilerman job in a factory. During the interview with works manager; Mr Price and personnel manager Mrs Murray, he is told that he must always be on hand at 11:55 p.m. to press a button on the boiler. Getting the job, Brose goes one step further and moves his pink-nightie-clad bride into the boiler room and starts growing mushrooms which sprout hallucinogenic caps. Brose munches on one and can see Mrs. Murray naked. She flees, trying desperately to shield herself with her personnel folder!
PLAYWRIGHT: Livings had an anarchic sense of humour and a fierce and loving commitment to his working-class anti-heroes. Most of his plays are surreal farces set in ordinary places: a public lavatory in 'Stop It, Whoever You Are'; a bolier room in 'Eh?' and outside the door of a lift on the upper floor of a high-rise block of flats in 'The ffinest ffamily in the Land'.
BHTC NOTES: Although critically aclaimed, Nancy (Director) remembers that the play was not well received by audiences!
| CAST
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| CREW
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| Keith Jefferies
| Price
| Margaret Coveney
| Stage Manager
| Chris Mayo
| Aly
| Geoff Twyman, Brian Leggatt, Peter Case,
| Set Design -
| Christine Kenner
| Mrs. Murray
| Peter Harwood & Peter Palmer
| and Construction
| Charles Lewis
| Valentine Brose
| Suzanna Lewis
| Properties
| John Bunn
| Rev. Mort
| Pam Jefferies
| Box Office
| Cathy Surridge
| Batty Dorrick
| Peter Coveney, Trevor Wilson & Elizabeth Lorentzen
| Sound & Lighting
| Anthony White
| Tannoy
| Ron Forsdike
| House Manager
 Programme Cover |
 Cast & Crew |
 Scenes |
PRESS PUBLICITY AND TICKET | |
 Press Article 1 |
 Press Article 2 |
 Press Article 3 |
 Ticket |
 Charles Lewis |
 Charles Lewis & Keith Jefferies |
 Charles Lewis & Christine Kenna |
 Charles Lewis & Cathy Surridge |
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