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A PERFECT LIKENSSS

by Daniel Rover Singer

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

 

Reclusive writer and photographer Charles Dodgson (also known as Lewis Carroll) invites celebrity author Charles Dickens to his Oxford home to pose for a portrait. Dickens is so intrigued by the whimsical Alice's Adventures in Wonderland that he accepts.

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What ensues is a baring of two creative souls, the one private and fastidious, the other boisterous and irreverent. As Dodgson struggles to capture a "perfect likeness" of Dickens, Dickens craftily pries into Dodgson's personal life to get a handle on one of the most curious men he has ever met. The result is a hilarious and revealing conversation between two quirky, fascinating, and completely different men.

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A Perfect Likeness by Daniel Rover Singer (Reduced Shakespeare Company) receives its UK Premiere by Conn Artists following on from their hit tours of Silas Marner and The Four Men.

REVIEWS

 

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“a witty and poignant play of lost childhoods and a growing friendship between two great writers.”

(Barrie Jerram - Reviewer for Brighton Argus)

★★★★

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"Oozes humour and drama alike"

(Theatre South East)

★★★★

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"Ross Muir (Dodgson) and David Stephens (Dickens) are compelling in their roles and execute this two-hander with fluent ease, bringing expertly to life these two great icons of English literature."
(Barry Jones - Richmondshire Today)

CAST

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Lewis Carroll....................................................................Ross Muir

 

Charles Dickens..................................................David Stephens

 

CREATIVE

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Writer..............................................................Daniel Rover Singer

 

Director..........................................................................Nick Young

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Producer...........................................................................Ross Muir

 

Set & Costume Designer.......................................Laura Kimber

 

Production Manager /

Lighting Design........................................................Matthew Pike

 

Graphic Design & Illustration..............................Richard Snaith

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Photography & Video..................................Christopher Phillips

3rd July

Connaught Theatre, Worthing

 

29th - 30th August

Victoria Institute (Arundel Festival)

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3rd September

South Mills Arts, Bishop's Stortford

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8th - 9th September

Key Theatre, Peterborough

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14th September

Swan Theatre, Worcester

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15th September

EM Forster Theatre, Tonbridge

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16th September

Sundial Theatre, Cirencester

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17th September

The Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond

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18th September

Middlesborough Theatre

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24th September

Pavilions Teignmouth

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5th November 

The Albany Theatre, Coventry

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TOUR DATES - 2021

TOUR DATES - 2022

23rd September

St Bees Village Hall, St Bees, Cumbria

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24th September

Kirkgate Arts, The Kirkgate Centre, Cockermouth

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29th September

Swan Theatre, Worcester

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5th October

Theatre Royal Wakefield

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6th October

Alnwick Playhouse

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8th October

Landmark Theatre, Ilfacombe

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9th October

The Acorn, Penzance

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11th October 

The Little Theatre, Torquay

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15th October

Sarah Thorne Theatre, Broadstairs

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20th October

Theatre Royal Winchester

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25th October

Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire

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29th October

Phoenix Theatre & Arts Centre, Bordon

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1st November

Torch Theatre, Milford Haven

 

5th November

The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, Havant

TOUR DATES - 2023

22nd February

Civic Centre, Rotherham

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24th February

Linton Village Hall, Herefordshire

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25th February

Market Theatre, Ledbury, Herefordshire

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1st March

South Hill Park, Bracknell

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3rd March

Hanger Farm Arts Centre, Totton

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4th March

Lichfield Garrick (Studio)

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16th March

Taunton Brewhouse, Somerset

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18th March

The Sinden Theatre, Tenterden, Kent

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24th March

Quay Arts, Isle of Wight

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29th March

Waterside, Sale

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30th March

Stantonbury Theatre, Norwich

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31st March

Maddermarket Theatre, Norwich

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8th April

The Berry Theatre, Hedge End

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