Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead - Revision history

MarkGerrard at 18:06, 16 March 2006

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	Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"		Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"

Grible at 23:38, 15 February 2006

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			{{shows\|
			show_name = Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead\|
			writer = Tom Stoppard\|
			director = Matt Wieteska<br>Ruth Corrigan (asst)\|
			producer = Chris Mounsey<br>Sasha Brown (asst)\|
			SM = Alex Engel<br>Kate Wieteska (asst)\|
			TM = Richard Bell<br>Xander Macmillan (asst)\|
			Costumes = Colleen Patterson\|
			}}

	[[Category:Shows]]7:30pm Tuesday 14 - Saturday 18 Febuary 2006		[[Category:Shows]]7:30pm Tuesday 14 - Saturday 18 Febuary 2006

	Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"		Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"

	~~The principles hold the long and rapid fire monolougues together with panache but the show is stolen by the head player!~~

212.225.13.42 at 21:15, 14 February 2006

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	Following two minor characters from ~~Shakespear~~'s Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"		Following two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"

			The principles hold the long and rapid fire monolougues together with panache but the show is stolen by the head player!

212.225.13.42 at 21:12, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T21:12:40Z

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	Following two minor characters from Shakespear's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of ~~teh~~ biggest question: "Why?"		Following two minor characters from Shakespear's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of the biggest question: "Why?"

87.81.44.42 at 19:58, 14 February 2006

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	Following two minor characters from Shakespear's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of teh biggest question: "Why?"		Following two minor characters from Shakespear's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of teh biggest question: "Why?"

MarkGerrard: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern moved to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

2006-02-14T09:16:05Z

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern moved to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

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129.215.16.12 at 09:15, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T09:15:21Z

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7:30pm Tuesday 14 - Saturday 18 Febuary 2006

Following two minor characters from Shakespear's Hamlet whose biggest qualification is getting killed, Stoppard's ground-breaking absurdist masterpiece is a witty, bizzare and downright ludicrous exploration of teh biggest question: "Why?"