An Evening Of Dilemmas - The 2005 Carlton Showcase written by Lots of different people directed by Lots of different people performed at Wimbledon Community Centre Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th March 2005

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Othello In Earnest

by Perry Pontac, directed by James Grayston

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Bloody Poetry

by Howard Brenton, directed by Kirsty Collins

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Steaming

by Nell Dunn, directed by Carol-Anne Hodgson

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Scientist Sketch

by Jeremy Dyson,Steve Pemberton,Mark Gatiss,Reece Shearsmith, directed by Paul Flannery

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Who Was William Shakespeare

by Patrick Barlow, directed by James Grayston

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Young Love

by Victoria Wood, directed by Katy Wey

Silly but sweet Gail and ‘Dead Clever’ Carl are engaged and looking to the future. Take a peak into their romantic lives as they contemplate marriage, sex & washing up bowls.

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Date With A Stranger

by Cherie Vogelstein, directed by Jeff Graves

New York can be quite a scary place if you're on your own. So you would think that having a quiet cup of coffee in a coffee shop, you should be safe from strangers...think again!

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Agenda Item 1 – Any Other Business?

written and directed by Mike Norman-Smith

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Top Girls

by Carol Churchill, directed by Austen Roberts

Marlene has something to celebrate; she's the first female executive at the Top Girls employment agency. She's conquered London and hard-working women can finally earn the same rewards as men: money, power and independence. But there's a price to pay for success, and Marlene and her sister Joyce must come to terms with her own sacrifice. At Top Girls, politics get personal.

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Cosmetic Surgery

by Victoria Wood, directed by Katy Wey

So, you think things have started to sag. You think you need something to lift your spirits. You think cosmetic surgery is the way to go? Think again!

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His Girl Friday

by Howard Hawks, directed by Lucie Morris

The year is 1940. The place is the newspaper offices of Chicago's Morning Post. Hildy Johnson, the paper's star reporter has arrived to hand in her resignation. But will she really be able to leave journalism behind?

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Mau Mau

by Jeremy Dyson,Steve Pemberton,Mark Gatiss,Reece Shearsmith, directed by Paul Flannery

Three colleagues sit in an indian restaurant, one gets another to tell the other a joke. What could possibly go wrong?

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