Performance

Venue	Hull New Theatre
Town	Hull
County	Humberside
From	13th October 2008
To	18th October 2008
When	19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £21.00.
What is currently on at Hull New Theatre (V934)

'Allo 'Allo

T1392091561
The play follows the adventures of Rene, the hapless cafe owner in worn-torn occupied France, as he and his wife, Edith, struggle to keep for themselves a priceless portrait stolen by the Nazis and kept in a sausage in the cellar. Rene is hiding two British airmen and is endeavouring, with the help of the Resistance, to repatriate them. However, communications with London through a wireless set disguised as a cockatoo add to the many embarrassments he endures in the company of his patrons. Matters come to a head when news breaks that the Fuhrer is planning to visit the town! Rene needs all the wit he can muster to save his cafe and his life. Come and re-live the TV series, the knockwurst sausages, the fallen Madonna's and the classic phases such as "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once"!

Author	Jeremy Lloyd
Author	David Croft

Archive :: production:T1392091561, play:S253108202, venue:V934
Current production:Work

Production details

Running time 120 mins inclu interval.

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Company

Producer	Calibre Productions
Director	James Robert Carson
Design	Nancy Surman
Performer	Vicki Michelle (Yvette Carte-Blanche)
Performer	Jeffrey Holland (Rene Artois)
Performer	Peter Alexander (Captain Von Strohm)
Performer	Claire Andreadis (Mimi)
Performer	Judy Buxton (Michelle)
Performer	Martin Carroll (Captain Bertorelli)
Performer	Carol Ann Crawford (Edith)
Performer	Marc Geoffrey (British Airman)
Performer	Allix Holland (British Airman)
Performer	Matt Jamie (General Von Schmelling / Officer Crabtree)
Performer	Nell Jerram (Helga)
Performer	Richard Mark (The Piano Player)
Performer	James Rossman (Herr Otto Flick)
Performer	Richard Tate (M. Leclerc)
Performer	Robin Sebastian (Lieutenant Gruber)

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