Combination One of Play On Words Opens
Play On Words opened last night in Buxton with Michael as Fred, Tom as Eddie, Yaz as Jonnie and of course Meriel Rosenkranz as Jen.
Usually 3C would relax a bit, but not with this production!
As you know the three lead male roles will switch each night, this means last nights performance was only the first of six first nights.
Over the next week (before the next performance on Tuesday 21st) 3C and Meriel will be re-rehearsing the other 5 combinations.
To let you know the combinations in Buxton will be:
Tuesday 21st - Fred: Tom Crawshaw, Eddie: Michael Grady-Hall and Jonnie: Yaz Al-Shaater
Wednesday 22nd - Fred: Yaz Al-Shaater, Eddie: Michael Grady-Hall and Jonnie: Tom Crawshaw
Saturday 25th - Fred: Michael Grady-Hall, Eddie: Yaz Al-Shaater and Jonnie: Tom Crawshaw
The Official Buxton Fringe Review said of the first night of Play On Words:
'Michael Grady-Hall and Tom Crawshaw were hugely entertaining in the lead roles last night and Meriel Rosenkranz supported with equal assurance as Jen.'
'The set is the best I've seen at this year's Fringe.'
'Put simply, if you've not seen Three's Company's Play On Words before, it's undoubtedly unmissable. If you have seen it before, well, you don't need me to tell you then...'
Usually 3C would relax a bit, but not with this production!
As you know the three lead male roles will switch each night, this means last nights performance was only the first of six first nights.
Over the next week (before the next performance on Tuesday 21st) 3C and Meriel will be re-rehearsing the other 5 combinations.
To let you know the combinations in Buxton will be:
Tuesday 21st - Fred: Tom Crawshaw, Eddie: Michael Grady-Hall and Jonnie: Yaz Al-Shaater
Wednesday 22nd - Fred: Yaz Al-Shaater, Eddie: Michael Grady-Hall and Jonnie: Tom Crawshaw
Saturday 25th - Fred: Michael Grady-Hall, Eddie: Yaz Al-Shaater and Jonnie: Tom Crawshaw
The Official Buxton Fringe Review said of the first night of Play On Words:
'Michael Grady-Hall and Tom Crawshaw were hugely entertaining in the lead roles last night and Meriel Rosenkranz supported with equal assurance as Jen.'
'The set is the best I've seen at this year's Fringe.'
'Put simply, if you've not seen Three's Company's Play On Words before, it's undoubtedly unmissable. If you have seen it before, well, you don't need me to tell you then...'
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