Performance

VenueTheatre at the Tabard
TownOuter London
CountyGreater London
From24th October 2000
Opened26th October 2000
To11th November 2000
When20:00
What is currently on at Theatre at the Tabard (V334)

Bottom Dog

Bottom DogT01147107922
Bottom Dog - tells the tale of a group of Irish emigrants in NW London, whose lives are intertwined by their involvement in the construction industry (aka 'The Lump'). The Lump has always had it's fair share of characters and chancers-and more than it's fair share of accidents. The play casts a black humorous eye on proceedings as we follow the characters stories over a period of nearly twenty years from the early 1970's to 1990. Bannaher, is the big man, the subby, to whom Larry and Terry turn to occasionally-when their other, shadier means of earning a few bob are temporarily suspended...Then Larry comes up with a plan involving the races at Park Royal greyhound track which will make them a fortune...Dougie, meantime, is spending a few weeks underground (in a coffin) in support of Bannaher's favourite charity...Bernie is wondering if her upcoming marriage to Dougie is such a good idea after all...Terry, who is just out of prison, can't accept that his relationship with Tessa is over...And Father Maguire is agonising over his future as a priest. Then an accident at work, which sees Johnjo buried alive, has a big effect on their lives.
Author Tom O'Brien


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Company

Company Two Colour Theatre Company (for the Tabard Theatre)
Director Hamish Gray
Design Christine E Osborne
Lighting Richard Evans
Performer Christopher Gunning
Performer Terry Jermyn
Performer John Lucey
Performer Carl McCrystal
Performer Joe McNamara
Performer Rebecca Over
Performer Ian Rixon
Performer Anne-Louise Wildman
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