Chas is bound to be nervous on his wedding night with Gloria. After a lifetime locked away in mental institutions, to get from breakfast to teatime in your own home with nobody telling you how to do it is a daunting prospect. But he's a dab hand with a poached egg and he has a natty line in tuxedos and cummerbunds. What else does it take to play the part of husband? Tea dances with Fred and Ginger, classic cocktail recipes and countryside picnics form the backdrop for an extraordinary relationship forged out of eccentricity and compassion. Still Time was originally produced on Radio 4 and won the Mental Health Media Award in 1998.T1751823563Commissioned by the Royal Exchange Theatre.Company Still Time Theatre Company (in association with the Peter Wolff Trust). Director Sarah Frankcom. Design Laurie Dennett. Performer Jennie Heslewood. Performer Caroline John. Performer Anna Kirke. Performer Ric Morgan. Performer Peter O'Connor. Performer Peter Stenson. | |
| 22 May 01 to 16 Jun 01 | Southwark Playhouse Borough, Inner London :: V226 listing details L01176715293 |
T0526807187Commissioned by the Royal Exchange Theatre.Company Royal Exchange Theatre. Director Sarah Frankcom. Performer Bernard Lloyd. Performer Caroline John. Performer Vanessa Rosenthal. Performer John Craig. Performer Sue McCormick. Performer Terence Mann. | |
| 19 Sep 00 to 30 Sep 00 | Royal Exchange, Manchester :: V491 listing details L03165465 |
