Clearing the Colours by James Vollmar

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Summary

Dora is a seaside landlady with special healing skills. Her friend, George is a small time personal manager. Danny, one of his clients, is a brilliant young snooker player with a big future ahead of him. But, Danny has a lot of pain in his past, which, George believes threatens his career, and so, he introduces him to Dora.

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Clearing the Colours by James Vollmar

Dora is a seaside landlady with special healing skills. Her friend, George is a small time personal manager. Danny, one of his clients, is a brilliant young snooker player with a big future ahead of him. But, Danny has a lot of pain in his past, which, George believes threatens his career, and so, he introduces him to Dora. The play premiered at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, in 2005.
.. in addition to the nicely observed humour there was sadness and anger, with issues of loyalty, betrayal, injustice and misunderstanding... The ending is sad, but I felt that the play had taken me somewhere - the colours had been cleared, and a seismic shift had taken place. British Theatre Guide
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ISBN 13 9780573023781
ISBN 10 0573023786
Title Clearing the Colours
Author James Vollmar
Series French's Acting Editions
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Samuel French Ltd
Year published 2006-07-03
Number of pages 26
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