This nostalgic, funny and moving story is a vivid portrait of village life during the Second World War with all seventeen colourful characters played by highly experienced actor and writer, Mark Carey. George Crocker is keen to liven up his dull life so he decides to join the Village Drama Club where his world is turned upside down as he gets thrown into the deep end in a production of Henry V. Set during the last years of world war two what a tour de force Into the Breach turned out to be. The whole play was a delight... a lovely and very humorous play that fully merited the standing ovation.T356276406 | |
| 19 Sep 19 | Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol :: V0707367604 listing details L01865279063 |
T2114116509Performer Mark Carey. | |
| 19 Oct 17 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L449119580 |
| 3 Apr 17 | Old Red Lion, Inner London :: V216 listing details L1956855800 |
| 12 Jun 16 | Jack Studio Theatre (previously Brockley Studio Theatre), Outer London :: V299 listing details L1224263564 |
T784400669Back by popular demand from a one nighter at The Rosie this summer, this charming one hander will leave you with a cosy glow. Highly recommended.Performer Mark Carey. | |
| 13 Nov 15 to 14 Nov 15 | The Rosemary Branch, Inner London :: V333 listing details L0427624169 |
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| 8 Apr 17 | Bridge House Theatre, Outer London :: V468329971 listing details L1768627372 |
