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War made the proud young cockney Gloria do all sorts of things she wouldn't normally do...No 74, Gloria conceals dark secrets behind a garrulous facade, telling jokes about orgasms, chatting to her dead friend Doris and slathering baby oil over 80-year-old Ed. But when she is forced to revisit her past, she reveals a war-torn whodunit involving two happy-go-lucky (and not so lucky) cockney sisters, American GIs, sex, betrayal and murder.T1602254064Producer Fingersmiths. Producer New Wolsey Theatre. | |
| 23 Sep 15 to 25 Sep 15 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L0887851765 |
T548622953Presented byGerald Productions (in association with Boiling Kettle Theatre Company). Adapted by Anne Pearson. Director Jeni Draper. Performer Shenagh Govan. | |
| 30 Jun 14 to 4 Jul 14 | The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol :: V1322756877 listing details L1004820803 |
| 28 Jun 14 | Town Hall, Trowbridge :: V898275506 listing details L01570093816 |
T0152589233War Crimes for the Home forms part of the ID season dealing with themes of identity at Oxford House, Bethnal Green.Producer RubyBlue Productions. Adapted by Leila Borris. Director Rachel Warr. Performer Leila Borris (Young Gloria). Performer Faith Kent (Older Gloria). Performer Jackie Everett. Performer Yvonne Riley. | |
| 9 Jun 04 to 26 Jun 04 | Oh! Art, Inner London :: V489077357 listing details L01029208711 |
