| Gas Station Angel by Ed Thomas |
| First presented in 1998 by Y Cwmni |
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cast size:9
synopsis: Bron is a babe who drives a blue Marina. Ace is her guy but his house has fallen into the sea. His mother believes in fairies, her mother wants her missing son Bri back. Two families and one secret, blown apart in 16 hours 48 minutes of a Saturday night. In 1998, in co-production with the Royal Court Theatre, Gas Station Angel opened at the Ambassadors Theatre, London, before touring the UK, Brussels, Copenhagen and Berlin. |
There is 1 review of Y Cwmni's Gas Station Angel in our database:
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Gas Station Angel
by Ed Thomas
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[print] |
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venue Glasgow |
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June 1, 1998 |
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| Gas Station Angel is entirely Thomas, lock, stock and barrel......part cartoon cut out, part grand quignol, part latter day soap beaten into bizarre shapes it is Wales, and its mythological fairy-lands turned upside down. His writing carries unmistakable venre and originality. A tremendous ensemble | |
| reviewer: Glasgow Herald |
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