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Five Reasons To See....Last Orders

Date: 21 January 2011

Monkeywood Theatre was established in 2003 and since then they have enjoyed huge success with plays such as Maine Road, A Song For The Lovers and their current production Last Orders which runs as part of the Re:Play Festival at the Contact Theatre. We asked them to give us five good reasons why whatsonstagers should go along and they obliged.



1. Don't Miss Out
It sold out last time & you don’t want to miss it again…

2. The Venue
It takes place in a pub and you can take your drink in with you…

3. What Might Have Been
You get to be nostalgic about the love in your life who got away…

4. Bargain price
You get to see a Monkeywood Theatre production for only £4…

5. See us up close and personal
You get to see performances by some of Manchester’s up and coming talent…



Last Orders is at Contact from 26 - 27 January. For more details please visit www.monkeywoodtheatre.co.uk

- Francesca Waite

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