Once upon a time an Englishman met a Welshman in a field... he was there to tell him the right time. It's hard for us to imagine these days that in Victorian times Britain had a difference in time of half-an-hour from the eastern to the western extremities. The play begins with the arrival of an Englishman representing Brunel: he comes to tell the Welsh that due to railway expansion, time needs to be standardised. Plater's comedy tells of the consequences over the next 180 years. The play follows Alan's favoured method of taking deeply serious ideas and kicking them around the stage until the stuffing drops out!T1182619476Producer Torch Theatre Company. | |
| 2 Mar 06 to 3 Mar 06 | Arts Centre, Aberystwyth :: V817 listing details L0905045895 |
| 31 Jan 06 to 11 Feb 06 | Torch Theatre, Milford Haven :: V820 listing details L134161279 |
T01639588263Director John Doyle. | |
| 13 Feb 02 to 23 Mar 02 | The Watermill Theatre, Newbury :: V733 listing details L07318797 |
