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Directed by [[Jack King]]  
 
Directed by [[Jack King]]  
  
Performances: Tue 20th – Sat 24th February [[Production Year]], [[Prompt Corner]]
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Performances: Wed 18th – Sat 21st April [[2007]], [[Prompt Corner]]
  
  
 
== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
  
Text about the play
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Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco is a hard hitting story of life in smalltown Wales told in the form of three forty-five minute monologues.
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'''Booty Call:''' is the eponymous Gary's story. He is an aggressive bully who uses physical violence and intimidation to achieve his own ends.  He is none-the-less deeply scarred by events in his past.
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'''A Righteous Brother:'''is the tale of Matthew D Melody, a man so traumatised that he has retreated into a fantasy world, unable to deal with life's realities.
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'''Dont Die Just Yet;''' is Russell's story. Seemingly trapped in his humdrum life Russell constantly attempts to escape but circumstances and his own deeply rooted paranoia seem to thwart his every move.
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As each monologue progresses it soon becomes apparant that the lives of each of the three characters are all deeply entwined as the events of one night move to their inevitably violent conclusion.
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== Cast ==
 
== Cast ==

Revision as of 17:49, 31 May 2007

Poster by Maria Bates

by Gary Owen

Directed by Jack King

Performances: Wed 18th – Sat 21st April 2007, Prompt Corner


Introduction

Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco is a hard hitting story of life in smalltown Wales told in the form of three forty-five minute monologues.

Booty Call: is the eponymous Gary's story. He is an aggressive bully who uses physical violence and intimidation to achieve his own ends. He is none-the-less deeply scarred by events in his past.

A Righteous Brother:is the tale of Matthew D Melody, a man so traumatised that he has retreated into a fantasy world, unable to deal with life's realities.

Dont Die Just Yet; is Russell's story. Seemingly trapped in his humdrum life Russell constantly attempts to escape but circumstances and his own deeply rooted paranoia seem to thwart his every move.

As each monologue progresses it soon becomes apparant that the lives of each of the three characters are all deeply entwined as the events of one night move to their inevitably violent conclusion.


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