The Knack
by Ann Jellicoe
Set in Swinging Sixties London, 'The Knack' is an ironic comedy about the male "art of seduction". It premiered at Cambridge Arts Theatre and moved to the Royal Court in 1962. Many early reviews of The Knack dismissed it as a feminist or ‘women’s’ play. Despite this, the show was a success and, in 1965, was made into an award-winning film directed by A Hard Day’s Night’s Richard Lester. This is a quirky show full of physical comedy, quick wit, a meaningful message, and a whole lot of nonsense too.
This play has roles for one female and three males.
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AUDITIONS:
Date: Saturday 4th March 2017
Time: 2pm-5pm
Venue: CornerHOUSE Theatre, 116 Douglas Road, Surbiton, KT6 7SB
To be performed 20th-22nd April 2017
If you are aged 14-25 years old and would like to get involved (or know somebody who would), please turn up - no experience or preparation necessary! If you are unable to make the audition date, or have any questions, please get in touch.
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