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Fuddy Meers

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Fuddy Meers London Theatre Play

Fuddy Meers the London Theatre Play - Claire wakes each morning with no recollection of her life to date. Each day she is introduced to her devoted husband, Richard, and her troubled teenage son, Kenny. Still, she does her best to settle into an unfamiliar routine with the help of Richard's lovingly written notebook detailing the day's itinerary. That is, until this morning when she's interrupted by the entrance of a masked man, complete with limp and lisp, claiming to be her brother and here to 'rethcue' her. With Richard and Kenny in hot pursuit, they seek out Claire's stroke-afflicted mother, Gertie, and meet the Limping Man's friend, Millett, and Binky, his obscene glove puppet. Through the chaos that ensues, Claire embarks on a journey to uncover her buried past.
Cast: Katie Finneran as 'Claire', John Gallagher Jr 'Kenny', Tim Hopper 'Limping Man', Nicholas Le Prevost 'Richard', Matthew Lillard 'Millet', Julia McKenzie 'Gertie' and Charlotte Randle 'Heidi'.
 

FUDDY MEERS
Arts Theatre
Great Newport St, London, WC1E 7HF.

Nearest Tube: Leicester Square.
Theatre seating plan (pop-up window)
Previews 12 May, Opens 20 May 2004 at 7.00pm
Booking to 28 August 2004
Performance Times:
Evenings: Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm
Matinees: Thursday and Saturday at 3.00pm
Performance length: to be announced

Closed 12th June 2004
 

Theatre Ticket Prices: (including booking fee and VAT)
£44.20, £35.70 and £31.70
 





 

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Closed 12th June 2004 Fuddy Meers  Angus Jackson's production of David Lindsay-Abaire comedy Fuddy Meers at the Arts Theatre has posted early closing notices for 12 June

 Directed by Angus Jackson with designs by Lez Brotherston, lighting by Neil Austin and sound by Alex Gallafent.
 

 

Theatre Review

Fuddy Meers - Like a Coen Brothers version of Ground Hog Day, Fuddy Meers, follows amnesiac Claire through a twenty-four hour adventure as she tries to decipher the details of her increasingly bemusing life.
 

"...A quirky, wonderfully weird and touching American comedy... Fuddy Meers brings us a major new American talent... The stage designer Lez Brotherston has achieved some of the most brilliant set changing devices I have ever seen... Angus Jackson's fluid, fluent production has a wonderous cast led by Julia McKenzie... All in all this is a very sick, very black comedy of considerable brilliance..." The Express
 

 

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