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Cast Announced for James Hogan’s High Ridin’ at the King’s Head Theatre

by Staff Writer
August 17, 2018
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High Ridin'

High Ridin'

Em-Lou Productions today announces full casting of world première of James Hogan’s High Ridin’ at the King’s Head Theatre.

Peter Darney directs Linda Beckett (Ivy), Tom Michael Blyth (Stan) and Chicho Tche (Ronnie). The production opens at the King’s Head Theatre on Thursday 6 September with previews from Tuesday 4 September and runs until Saturday 22 September.

“What did you do with the drugs?”

       

“Dumped’em in a field.”

“Are you serious? The cows are jumpin’ over the Moon, Mars and fuckin’ Jupiter!”

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