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If you have any questions or require further information in relation to our productions please contact our marketing co-ordinator:
Richelle Brundle
Tel: 07968 375810
Email: marketing@act2productions.co.uk
2007:
'Bouncers', by John Godber, sees the welcome return of Act 2 Productions performing at the Trestle Arts Base, St. Albans.
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2005:
Turn to Face the Change - Hatfield Production
Further information and photos available from
Richelle Brundle at Act 2 Productions on 07968 375810 / email tom@tompc.co.uk or from UHarts 01707 285048
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2005:
Turn to Face the Change - Edinburgh Production
Further information and photos available from
Richelle Brundle at Act 2 Productions on 07968 375810 / email tom@tompc.co.uk or the C venues press office on 0845 260 1060 / email press@cvenues.com
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2005:
April 2005 sees the welcome return of Act 2 Productions back to the Trestle Arts Base to perform their most recent offering, 'An Ideal Husband', by Oscar Wilde.
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2004:
Act 2 Productions present their third play - Ben Elton's 'Popcorn'
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2004:
Act 2 Productions hold Open Auditions for new Musical Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens.
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2002:
Act 2 Proudly Present an Amateur Production of It Started with a Kiss by John Godber.
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About Act 2 Productions and the Trestle Arts Base.
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Three Weeks - Turn to Face the Change 21/08/2005
Rick is a radio presenter whose chat show includes a man sexually
intimidated by a cat. His style changes dramatically when he meets Lisa, an
erotic fiction writer, on a blind date. The romantic comedy also has a
generational edge involving Rick's father and Lisa's mother Dorothy. This is
generally a light hearted, watchable show, but it can be a bit trite and is
sometimes left hanging in the air. The dialogue may seem stilted but the
daughter-mother-flatmate relationship was particularly funny, and there were
some decent performances. The show also has a lush setting in the caverns of
C electric - just don't expect anything too deep or unpredictable.
Rating 3/5
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St Albans Observer - An Ideal Husband Review 25/02/2004
"Amateur Theatre group Act 2's production contained all the propriety of Victorian society coupled with
the dry satiric humour necessary to critique it." |
The Welwyn & Hatfield Times - Popcorn Review 25/02/2004
"Hatfield-based Act2 Productions skilfully enacted Ben Elton's novel, clearly conveying the author's warning that society fails to take responsibility for violence." |
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