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Laurel and Hancock – Clive Greenwood
In 1960s Hollywood Stan Laurel is retired, and in the phone book. Anyone, from his fans, to world famous actors writers and comedians, can and do call him. Top comedians visit him in his apartment for advice, including Tony Hancock, now battling alcoholism and with his UK career floundering, but still hoping to exchange East Cheam for world fame as he makes his US film debut, but what advice has this comedy icon for “The Lad Himself”?
Running Time: 90 minutes
Performers: 3M 1F
No. of scripts required: 6
Performance Licence: £45.00
Clive Greenwood began as a actor at the age of 14. He started writing comedy sketches with “Newsrevue” then with his own sketch show “Out of Order” which transferred to radio and led to him writing for children’s TV show “Wysiwyg”. His first stage play “Goodbye; the (after)life of Cook & Moore” enjoyed sell out runs in Edinburgh and London. He has written scripts for many historic sites, including Greenwich Painted Hall, Kenilworth Castle, The National Archives, Hampton Court, and the V&A, and has just joined the writing team for Rory Bremner’s new show, and written a new radio pilot “Trapped on the telly”. Together with Jason Wing, TSL has also published The Ballad of Crookback and Shakespeare.
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