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The Twits is the story of Mr and Mrs Twit, a very happy couple, but seldom happy at the same time. What really makes them happy is playing nasty tricks on each other. Mr Twit is a born twit whose beard has hundreds of bits of old breakfasts, lunches and dinners on it. Mrs Twit is no better - she has a glass eye which she likes to drop in her husband's beer saying "I told you I was watching you. I've got eyes everywhere so you'd better be careful." The best word to describe them is DISGUSTING.Book by Roald Dahl. Producer Curve. Producer Rose Theatre Kingston. Adapted by David Wood. Director Max Webster.
The Twits
The Twits (Kids show) production archive for QTIX code T01662609399. Details of all The Twits archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01061941584Archive Listings
| 5 Apr 17 to 16 Apr 17 | Rose Theatre Kingston Kingston Surrey |
| 28 Mar 17 to 1 Apr 17 | NST Campus Southampton Hampshire |
| 20 Mar 17 to 25 Mar 17 | Northern Stage Newcastle upon Tyne Tyne and Wear |
| 27 Feb 17 to 4 Mar 17 | Northcott Theatre Exeter Devon |
| 21 Feb 17 to 25 Feb 17 | Everyman & Playhouse Liverpool Merseyside |
| 3 Feb 17 to 4 Feb 17 | Theatre Royal Brighton East Sussex |
| 31 Jan 17 | Theatre Royal Brighton East Sussex |
| 24 Jan 17 to 28 Jan 17 | Waterside Theatre Aylesbury Buckinghamshire |
| 10 Dec 16 to 15 Jan 17 | Curve Leicester Leicestershire |
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