| Thanks very much to all the cast for joining us for a fascinating q&a #wosouting |
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| Although Ayckbourn writes comedies, there is always a sense of tragedy within #wosouting |
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| Theatre is like sport, with comedies you have to 'keep the ball in the air' at all times #wosouting |
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| Ayckbourn writes quintessentially English plays, which resonate with many people #wosouting |
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| Audience is like the 5th cast member, the play won't work at all without them #wosouting |
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| Cast learn what the audience needs, getting laughs is like fishing, reading the audience each night #wosouting |
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| Ayckbourn saw production when it was in Newcastle, and approved! He gave licence for the first scene being cut as the cast wished #wosouting |
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| Play is a bit like playing ping-pong, with the number of one-liners #wosouting |
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| Some scenes, the first especially, have been trimmed since the original version #wosouting |
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| Cast enjoyed re-rehearsing show since opening last year, have found different laughs #wosouting |
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