Quick plug for a new production at the Riverside Arts Centre in Sunbury Upon Thames this week. This was a very poplar play by Dario Fo during the anti-poll tax campaign. It’s a little far for me to venture but there is a respected UNISON health steward who is a leading light in the production.
“This is a fast moving, political farce set in Milan. Housewives, who in dealing with high inflation prices find themselves unable to make ends meet, cause an uproar when deciding in a local supermarket that the prices are to high, they refuse to pay and with a un-premeditated decision, loot all they can. The play follows two of these housewives as they try to keep what they’ve done secret from their husbands, stirring up all sorts of hysterical spin to guard the truth. The fantastic role of sergeant playing a further three parts disguised only by changing of props, jumps in and out of the scenes desperate to catch them with the loot is hysterical.However in typical Fo style he manages to give even the wildest gag, a serious political undertone”.
Come and see great political farce play at the Riverside Arts Centre, 59 Thames Street, Sunbury on Thames. This Thu, Fri, and Sat 8pm. Come support this fantastic play. Will be worth it! Box office 01932564891 tickets £8 x can pick up and pay for tickets at door x hope to see you there!
My own personal blog. UNISON NEC member for Housing Associations & Charities, HA Convenor, London Regional Council Officer & Chair of its Labour Link Committee. Newham Cllr for West Ham Ward, Vice Chair of Local Authority Pension Fund Forum, Pension trustee, Housing & Safety Practitioner. Centre left and proud member of Labour movement family. Strictly no trolls please. Promoted by Luke Place on behalf of J.Gray, Newham Labour Group, St Luke’s Community Centre, E16 1HS.
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