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States to grace the stages of the Fringe’. Three time Fringe First Award winners.

COMPANY THEATRE A Double Bin

A PEASANT OF EL SALVADOR

"Excellent and timely” Graham Greene "Magnificent and moving” Pete Seeger

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"Rich and poetic ...... .. stirring performance” Time Out

Festival Club - Chambers St. 1.30 pm. - 3.30 pm.

August 14-26 £3.00 (£2.00)

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"The Traverse continues to lead the Fringe with undiminished force and energy" (Observer)

1989 INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW WORK

11 am - after midnight 162 performances from 9 British and International Companies.

3 Traverse Company productions * Theatre Studio U Niktskikh Vorot (Moscow) * Market Theatre/Mouthpeace Theatre (South Africa) * ISIS (Canada) * Dancer Frank McConnell & Co. (Scotland) a: Yorik Theatre (England) * Ken Campbell (England) * Made in Wales Stage Co. (Cardiff) * Neil Oram (England).

Plus another series Traverse/Independent newspaper conferences, and CENSORED —

Another exciting season from the versatile American group that has been termed ‘the true sensation ot the Festival Fringe’ and 'the foremost company from the

VENUE 30—1710 Nethabow Cefltl't‘~ 43 High Street. Tickets 556 9579

THE LADY 'AND THE CLARINET

* THE LADY AND THE CLARINET by Michael Cristoter. UK premiere of this outrageously witty play by the acclaimed screenwriter of ’The \Mtches of Eastwick' and starring Imelda Staunton.

A” 14-84! 2 (not Sud 2.309- IUS) “.75 (£3.75I

VENUE 57-Tha Royal Scots Cid: 30 Abernathy Place. chts 557 5091.

DRAGON COUNTRY

DRAGON COUNTRY by Tennessee \Mlliams. These short plays comprise a mixer: bouquet of dramatic vignettes by America's greatest playwnght. A" 14. 15. 18. It. 23. 25, 28. 30. Sept 1 0.009- 630) £3.75 (£2.75)

A THURBER CARNIM4L

A THURBER CARNIVAL by James Thurber. Live iazz. a falling bed and an assortment of gently crazed characters from America's most beloved 20th century humorist.

A" :4. ll. 18. 21, 23. 25. 28. 30. Sept 1

ionop- mam (3.75 (1175)

THE WAKE OF JAMEY FOSTER

* THE WAKE OF JAMEY FOSTER by Beth Henley A hilarious comedy at Southern manners in this U K premiere by the celebrated author of 'Cnmes of the Heart'

Aug l5. I7. 19. 22. 24. 25. 29. 3!. Sept 2 [009- (9.30)

SHOOTING STARS

' Fringe First a SHOOTING STARS by Molly Newman. Hit comedy-drama by a . . winner exposes the locker room lives of an all-temale basketball team in America.

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readings of banned plays. BOX OFFICE - 03l-226 2633

An 15. I7. 1!. 22. 24. 26. 29. 11. Sept 2 "1.009- (1130) (3.75 ((2.75)

20 The List ll — 17 August 1989