Serving It Up (Methuen Modern Plays)

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1997
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Trash for starters, Tories for seconds: David Eldridge is Serving it up again (Independent) Serving It Up Combines a promising talent for spark, funny dialgue with a bleak vision of racism and rage in London's East End...What is astonishing is that it manages to be rancidly funny and deeply chilling at the same time. (Guardian) Ever struggled to maintain standards at work, with a new partner and a political party that seems to be falling apart? Or battled with preparations for your daughter's expensive wedding? Spend A Week With Tony as he juggles his job, relationship, party politics and plans for the biggest and best wedding his constituency's ever seen.

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Trash for starters, Tories for seconds: David Eldridge is Serving it up again (Independent) Serving It Up Combines a promising talent for spark, funny dialgue with a bleak vision of racism and rage in London's East End...What is astonishing is that it manages to be rancidly funny and deeply chilling at the same time. (Guardian) Ever struggled to maintain standards at work, with a new partner and a political party that seems to be falling apart? Or battled with preparations for your daughter's expensive wedding? Spend A Week With Tony as he juggles his job, relationship, party politics and plans for the biggest and best wedding his constituency's ever seen.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 167
Publisher: Methuen Drama
Published: 02 Oct 1997
ISBN 10: 0413713407
ISBN 13: 9780413713407

Media Reviews

Trash for starters, Tories for seconds: David Eldridge is Serving it up again -- Independent

Trash for starters, Tories for seconds: David Eldridge is Serving it up again Independent
Trash for starters, Tories for seconds: David Eldridge is Serving it up again --Independent

Author Bio

David Eldridge was awarded the Time Out Live Award for Best New Play in the West End in 2001 for Under the Blue Sky. His recent credits include The Knot of the Heart (Almeida Theatre), The Stock Da'wa (Hampstead Theatre), The Lady From The Sea (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester), Market Boy (National Theatre) and Festen (Almeida and West End).