Two of Tom Stoppard's early radio plays as live theatre performances: The Dissolution of Dominic Boot is 15 minutes of action-packed panic, set against the relentless ticking of a taxi meter. If You're Glad I'll Be Frank is a surreal farce in which the speaking clock is not a recording but a real person, Gladys Jenkins, doomed endlessly to announce the passing seconds. When her husband, Frank, recognises her voice he plans a rescue attempt. But can he defeat the combined forces of bureaucracy, London transport and Time itself?Dissolution of Dominic Boot/If You're Glad I'll Be Frank - T01871904588Producer Valetta Productions. Director T.P. Kael. | |
| 11 Jul 07 to 28 Jul 07 | The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L01494216554 |
