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Cast Announced for Cuttings at Hope Theatre

by Staff Writer
May 8, 2019
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Cast of Cuttings at Hope Theatre

Cast of Cuttings at Hope Theatre

Relish Theatre have announced the cast for the premiere of Cuttings at the Hope Theatre this June. Natasha Patel will play the character of Ruchi, while Off West End Award nominees Joan Potter and Maisie Preston will play Gracelyn and Danica respectively. Cuttings opens at the Hope Theatre on 4th June.

Cuttings is written by Ollie George Clark and is one of the six shortlisted scripts in the Liverpool Hope Comedy Playwriting Prize 2018/19. The play is directed by Rob Ellis, produced by Amy Hendry, designed by Caitlin Abbott and lighting by Holly Ellis with casting associate Katharine Edmonds.

YouTuber turned actor Arthur Moses wins an Olivier Award, and moments later goes on to drunkenly deliver the most offensive, outrageous and profanity laden speech in the ceremony’s history.

       

His publicists Gracelyn, Ruchi and Danica have quite a morning ahead of them.

They’ll need to apologise on his behalf all whilst fielding calls, defusing social media, stamping out print, handling the talent, licking SOLT’s wounds and if Arthur could stop posting on Instagram for a second that would be great.

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