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GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER? |
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The Guardian Theatre Critic’s Choice |
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Directed by Michael Lunney |
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An extremely successful tour in 2001, Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner is William Rose’s classic story of race prejudice. |
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The proud parents of a well-to-do young lady await the return of their only child, who is bringing home the man she wants to marry. They’ve heard he is a handsome professional with good prospects, but then they discover... |
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Mother and father try to behave as the sensible, well adjusted people they believe themselves to be, but there are problems and humour as they aren’t as broadminded as they thought. A wry examination of prejudice and colour, set in the 1960’s. |
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Starring Patrick Robinson and George Sewell, the production delighted audiences nationwide. |
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“Absorbing exploration of bigotry and prejudice… the warmth and care with which this production has been put together makes the piece ever more watchable” South Wales Evening Post |
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