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We find exes Beckett and Kyra stuck (wahey) together trying not to rub each other the wrong way. Tempers flare, hearts broken, and someones trying to hotbox the garden shed.
Director: Ben Newman,
Editors: Molly Clarke,
Fredrick Baker,
Producer: CJ Simon.
Adapted to Radio by and Based on a play by CJ Simon
Beckett: Isaiah Mitchell,
Kyra: Ella Murton,
Charlie: James Gilson,
Frankie: Holly Turner,
Juliette: Eleanor Pidgeon.
Publicity: Niahm Adams.
Director: Ben Newman,
Editors: Molly Clarke,
Fredrick Baker,
Producer: CJ Simon.
Adapted to Radio by and Based on a play by CJ Simon
Beckett: Isaiah Mitchell,
Kyra: Ella Murton,
Charlie: James Gilson,
Frankie: Holly Turner,
Juliette: Eleanor Pidgeon.
Publicity: Niahm Adams.
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In the final episode of The Importance of Being (Somewhat) Earnest, tensions rise and the truth comes out.
Produced by the Sheffield University Theatre Company
Aggy - Maddy Whitby
Cecil - Tom Brown
Lane - Harry Soughton
Jackie / Earnest - Erin Stewart
Additional Voices Provided by
Hannah Jones
Al…
Gwendoline chances after Jackie. Jackie chases after Cecil. Cecil chases after Aggy and Aggy chases after the train. Things become incredibly tense in the penultimate episode of The Importance of Being (Somewhat) Earnest.
Produced by the Sheffield University Theatre Company
Aggy - Maddy Whitby
Cec…
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With Beckett and Kyra trapped, Charlie still high, and Beckett still philosophising, words go said that can't be unsaid and truths uncovered.
Director: Ben Newman,
Editors: Molly Clarke,
Fredrick Baker,
Producer: CJ Simon.
Adapted to Radio by and Based on a play by CJ Simon
Beckett: Isaiah Mitch…
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