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Rough for Theatre 1
Programme Outline
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Rough for Theatre 1 features a blind man ('A') and a physically disabled man ('B') who meet by chance and consider the possibility of joining forces to unite sight and mobility in the interests of survival. |
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Zero VCR counter on title frame of programme. Note: counter numbers may vary on different VCRs. |
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00.37 |
A: A penny for a poor old man, a penny for a poor old man. A penny for a poor old man! |
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07.10 |
B: Do you think we would make a match, now you are getting to know me? |
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09.50 |
B: Stop! [He strikes behind him with the pole. A lets go the chair, recoils.] |
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14.05 |
B: Day … night … [Looks.] It seems to me sometimes the earth must have got stuck, one sunless day, in the heart of winter, in the grey of evening. |
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17.00 |
[A whirls round, seizes the end of the pole and wrenches it from B's grasp.] |
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Rough for Theatre 1 features a blind man ('A') and a physically disabled man ('B') who meet by chance and consider the possibility of joining forces to unite sight and mobility in the interests of survival. |
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Zero VCR counter on title frame of programme. Note: counter numbers may vary on different VCRs. |
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00.37 |
A: A penny for a poor old man, a penny for a poor old man. A penny for a poor old man! |
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07.10 |
B: Do you think we would make a match, now you are getting to know me? |
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09.50 |
B: Stop! [He strikes behind him with the pole. A lets go the chair, recoils.] |
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14.05 |
B: Day … night … [Looks.] It seems to me sometimes the earth must have got stuck, one sunless day, in the heart of winter, in the grey of evening. |
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17.00 |
[A whirls round, seizes the end of the pole and wrenches it from B's grasp.] |
Programme Outline
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Rough for Theatre 1 features a blind man ('A') and a physically disabled man ('B') who meet by chance and consider the possibility of joining forces to unite sight and mobility in the interests of survival. |
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Zero VCR counter on title frame of programme. Note: counter numbers may vary on different VCRs. |
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00.37 |
A: A penny for a poor old man, a penny for a poor old man. A penny for a poor old man! |
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07.10 |
B: Do you think we would make a match, now you are getting to know me? |
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09.50 |
B: Stop! [He strikes behind him with the pole. A lets go the chair, recoils.] |
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14.05 |
B: Day … night … [Looks.] It seems to me sometimes the earth must have got stuck, one sunless day, in the heart of winter, in the grey of evening. |
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17.00 |
[A whirls round, seizes the end of the pole and wrenches it from B's grasp.] |
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| Print Version |
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Please use the menu on the left to navigate through this resource
Rough for Theatre 1
Programme Outline
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Rough for Theatre 1 features a blind man ('A') and a physically disabled man ('B') who meet by chance and consider the possibility of joining forces to unite sight and mobility in the interests of survival. |
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Zero VCR counter on title frame of programme. Note: counter numbers may vary on different VCRs. |
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00.37 |
A: A penny for a poor old man, a penny for a poor old man. A penny for a poor old man! |
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07.10 |
B: Do you think we would make a match, now you are getting to know me? |
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09.50 |
B: Stop! [He strikes behind him with the pole. A lets go the chair, recoils.] |
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14.05 |
B: Day … night … [Looks.] It seems to me sometimes the earth must have got stuck, one sunless day, in the heart of winter, in the grey of evening. |
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17.00 |
[A whirls round, seizes the end of the pole and wrenches it from B's grasp.] |
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