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Article: Comedy has still got the knack, almost 50 years on ; Making the space his own Tom inhabits the ramshackle Room to Let, ripping off dustsheets, daubing white walls black, hanging a chair here, dismantling a bed (or is it a piano?) there. Landlord Colin is happy to let him, but testosterone-charged Tolen, for whom the passing click of high-heels and ever-open ground-floor window are a magnet, has other ideas.
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- Express & Echo (Exeter UK)
- Article date:
- August 28, 2008
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Making the space his own Tom inhabits the ramshackle Room to Let,
ripping off dustsheets, daubing white walls black, hanging a chair
here, dismantling a bed (or is it a piano?) there. Landlord Colin is
happy to let him, but testosterone-charged Tolen, for whom the
passing click of high-heels and ever-open ground-floor window are a
magnet, has other ideas.
Directed with a light yet sure touch by inspirational and
creative theatre director Amanda Knott, Devon-based travelling
repertory theatre company Creative Cow takes a fresh look at Ann
Jellicoe's 1960s comedy and creates superb entertainment.
The Knack explores relationships and differing sexual attitudes
while exposing hostilities ...
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