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We saw the show at Edinburgh Fringe. Absolutely amazing. The actors were fantastic and thoroughly deserved the standing ovation which laster for about 5 minutes😊

I saw this show last week in Edinburgh, enjoyed it so much i went back and saw it a second time. Its brilliant, emotional and moving

I saw this show at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, it was terrific. Can't recommend it enough.

I went to see this at the fringe in Edinburgh today. It was fantastic and I really enjoyed it from start to finish. 👍

Would just like to reiterate the comment below. I was lucky to see the Last Laugh at St George Studios, Edinburgh today as part of The Festival Fringe. From the production to the three exquisite performances, the whole piece is simply outstanding.

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I saw the last laugh, last night in Harpenden. This show was funny, informative, nostalgic, entertaining, and moving, all at the same time. I can’t recommend this show enough. The actors are superb but I must give special mention to the chap that does bob monkhouse. Jeeeeez, I’ve never seen such a brilliant impression. Loved this show! Can I ask one favour? Please try and add spoon/jar….. jar/spoon 😂

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Now I see is a beautiful play, went to see it last night at Theatre Royal. I was moved to tears by this real, funny, sad and moving piece. Fantastic acting and choreography. Just fantastic!

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Just stumbled across this interview. A little old now and I belive things have changed a bit. That said, all those years ago I saw the first NB version of Richard III at the boat shed in Hull. It was stunning. So original, unusual, innovative and creative. As the play moved throgh the latter stages I found the performance almost electric. A sack barrow or trolley use is an enduring memory. The air outside was cool when we came out however i had sweat running down me. It was tremendous and I'll never forget.

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I played the boy in this play at derby theatre with Jo and Sean

Orme’s dreary voice immediately puts me off listening to this. Can’t this be re-edited to remove his miserable, flat-vowelled, downward-inflected and inbred tones?

i saw it ,, it was crap,, no authenticity,, Alan Clarke would turn in his grave,, bad casting,, they over cook it,, it became contrived,, a parody.. artificial ham Northerners cast in it,, you cant re capture an era, or a zeitgeist..

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Excellent podcast. I would love to be able to see the show. It would be nice to find out if they plan to do the show in N. Ireland.

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Absolutely brilliant what a very intelligent man not one mistake I am very proud to call him a member of my family he is my cousins son if you read this David I am very very proud of you and so is all the rest of the Sproston family whatever you do do you never give up amazing

I saw this on tour in Northampton just before lockdown - a brilliant show!

Just saw this, absolutely brilliant! Different, unique and emotional. ♡♡♡

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I spent some time with Andrea when she stayed in the North East for a while. She gave me one of her school books to read at home, It was The Arbor. I liked her a lot. RIP Andrea Dunbar x

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Kev is a honest, hard working guy. Go see his work when you can and read his books, you won’t be disappointed.

Wonderful interview! This provided a really interesting insight into Mischief came to be and works today.

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May you walk in the foot steps of John Neville , Stuart Burge and Peter Eyre !

Saw this tonight. Absolutely fantastic. David is a brilliant actor. I was totally immersed from beginning to end. After watching, I called my Dad for a chat as soon as I got home

This was this year. Xx

Thank you for this interview with Nell Dunn. Nell was my writing tutor many years ago - what a generous, encouraging and warm person she was. Very caring of her students. Beautiful and tough too.

Wonderful documentary! Absolutely delighted to see Rebus: Long Shadows and meet some of the cast in Aberdeen last week!! :) :)