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Cat and Mouse (Sheep)

Synopsis
A performance recorded at the Gate theatre in London, on 19 February 1996 in the Gate Biennale, a celebration of contemporary European theatre. The play, written in 1994 by Gregory Motton and directed here by Motton and Ramin Gray, is a satirical voyage through Great Britain touching on the ingratitude of the people, life, death, housing, and education. The character Gengis starts a price war with the shop next door and ends up running the country with his uncle and aunt.
Language
English
Country
Great Britain
Medium
Video; Videocassette. S-VHS. col. 80 min.
Year of production
1996
Availability
REFERENCE ONLY
Subjects
Drama
Keywords
drama - contemporary; drama in English; Motton, Gregory; performances

Credits

Writer
Gregory Motton
Contributor
Gregory Motton; Ramin Gray
Cast
Patrick Bridgman 
Penelope Dimond 
Rudi Davies 
Tony Rohr 

Distributor

Name

Learning on Screen - the British Universities and Colleges Film and Video Council

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