Performance

Venue	Octagon Theatre
	Also: Bill Naughton Theatre
Town	Bolton
County	Greater Manchester
From	4th September 2015
To	3rd October 2015
When	19:30. Sep 14 17:00. Sep 5, 12, 16, 26 Mats 14:00
Octagon Theatre (V480)
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Date of change: 16 Jul 15 - T0850612240
Date of change: 5 May 15 - T0850612240

The Family Way - Bill Naughton's All in Good Time

Work:: The Family Way (S01707508725)

Optimistic newlyweds Arthur and Jenny Fitton are young, in love, and excited to embark on the rest of their lives together. But the wedding night hasn't gone well and their married life is already getting off to a false start. Still living in the Fitton family home, with Mr and Mrs Fitton on one side of the bedroom, and interfering brother Geoff on the other, the happy couple's expectations are slowly becoming as hopeless as their love life. Bill Naughton's The Family Way is a funny and intimate portrayal of life, family, and love in 1960s Bolton. This social comedy illuminates the complex relationships within families, and the tender and precious ties that exist between parents and their children.

Author

Bill Naughton

Production:: Bill Naughton's All in Good Time (T0850612240)

Producer	Octagon Theatre Bolton
Director	Elizabeth Newman
Design	Amanda Stoodley
Lighting	Kay Haynes
Musical Director	Ben Occhipinti
Sound	Ben Occhipinti
Performer	David Birrell
Performer	Barbara Drennan
Performer	Jessica Baglow
Performer	Max Runham
Performer	Akshay Gulati
Performer	Harry Long
Performer	Shobna Gulati
Performer	Kathy Jamieson
Performer	Colin Connor
Performer	Marc Small
Performer	Anna Wheatley

Listing:: L01978110862

Bill Naughton's All in Good Time

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Special Performances

15 Sep 15 Audio Described
24 Sep 15 Sign Interpreted
1 Oct 15 Captioned

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