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Tea, Vicar? - starring Susan Flannery and Michael Lunts. A frolic through
Betjeman's England with the songs and satire of Noël Coward, Joyce Grenfell,
Ivor Novello and other great English songsmiths. "Deliciously
witty...a quintessentially English flavour superbly captured by this
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Pass the Port - Susan and Michael present a witty and nostalgic musical journey from Shanghai to Southampton. Featuring Noël Coward's "P. & O. 1930" alongside songs by other masters (and mistresses!) of the period such as Ivor Novello, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Joyce Grenfell, and, of course, Coward himself. "A
rare gem evoking the genuine spirit of Coward" "A
charming and innovative piece... the casting is nothing short of inspired" |
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Wits' End - A cocktail of witty song and comic verse inspired by the world of the New Yorker magazine in its pre-war heyday. Songs by the Gershwins, Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart and other great American songsmiths accompany some delicious 'bon mots' from the likes of Dorothy Parker, Ogden Nash, E.B. White and Phyllis McGinley. "...a
heady mix of verse and music brilliantly performed..." |
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A Wilde Affair - A recent offering from Susan and Michael: a comedy with music. Miss Prism and Canon Chasuble - perhaps best known through Mr Wilde's comedy of manners The Importance of Being Ernest - are tonight holding a concert of their very own... "A
Wilde Affair is a lovely two-hander. The music is delightful and Lunts
& Flannery perform with great aplomb. Lovers of Wilde's original
will not be disappointed." |
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Home Service - The very latest offering from Susan and Michael: The music and humour of the Second World War inspired and uplifted a whole generation during Britain’s darkest but finest hour. In Home Service, Susan and Michael draw on this rich vein of material evoking the hardships, humour and heroism of those, especially women, fighting the war on the Home Front. | |
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