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Susan Mulholland

SUSAN MULHOLLAND

  

Nationality:    British
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Susan Mulholland's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates

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below is a list of Susan Mulholland's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Bernard's Adventure         Goblin Who Saved Christmas, The         Little Boy Who Lost the Morning, The         Little Detective Agency and the Case of the Festive Thief, The         Man Who Thought the Moon Would Fall out of the Sky, The         Prince and the Penguin, The         Send More Paper         Shh. . .A Christmas Story         Tallest Tales from the Furthest Forest         Tattercoats         Thumbelina



Bernard's Adventure

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Part of Miniaturists 19 - Bringing you more of the best short plays by some of the most exciting playwrights in the UK today

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short play

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Goblin Who Saved Christmas, The

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One year when Christmas Day doesn't Arrive, the fairy on top of the tree enlists the help of Max - A goblin shaped Christmas decoration who is Always hung on the back of the tree And ignored - to collect enough wishes And restore Christmas to what it should be.

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Youth Audience

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Little Boy Who Lost the Morning, The

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A Christmas show for little people who don't like going to sleep (and their tired parents). there was once a little boy who did not like going to bed. Not one bit. He would think of every way not to go to bed; hiding under the bed (but his parents always knew to check there first); hiding behind the curtains (but his slippers would stick out of the bottom); hiding in the cupboard (but it wasn't a very big cupboard). On the longest night of the year the little boy decides he'll stay up all night. But this night seems to go on forever. Under the watchful gaze of the Mam in the Moon, the little boy must go on an adventure to the darkest places; is it possible that he has lost the morning? Join us this Christmas for an alternative bedtime story full of moonlit magic, our usual sprinkle of audience participation and not a lullaby in sight.

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music by Katie Doherty

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Little Detective Agency and the Case of the Festive Thief, The

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Meet the Littles. A big sister and her baby brother. they are at Grannys house for the Christmas holidays. Its what they always do at Christmas. Staying with granny is the best. She lives near the beach and a mysterious sounding place called Smugglers Cove (smugglers are a sort of pirate, says his big sister). When they stay with granny they sleep in a room called the Attic  it is has a window in the ceiling, is brilliant for hide and seek and has the biggest dressing up box ever, perfect for playing stories. their favourite ones are detective stories, looking for clues, using a magnifying glass and catching the baddies. This Christmas it turns out that granny is involved in a real life mystery, one that is confusing the adults a lot. It looks like only the Little Detective Agency will be able to solve the case and save their family. And so the very first real case for the Little Detective Agency is set to take you and them on an unexpected adventure full of mysterious characters, baffled grown-ups and a very pesky festive thief.

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Man Who Thought the Moon Would Fall out of the Sky, The

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the Man tells the story through a variety of means: direct addressing of the audience, sometimes through microphones downstage on either side, offering narration or comment; through music; through scene re-enactment; through shadowplay and through imaginative and playful use of props. - British theatre Guide

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Devised by the company, with Dramaturgy by Susan Mulholland. NORTH is a new company made up of seven recent graduates, Emerging Artists and actors created by Northern Stage. It offers them a three month opportunity to make work, develop skills and take the next step with the full support of a professional theatre company.

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Prince and the Penguin, The

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Once upon a time there was a young prince and he was very spoilt and very bored. Even the best storybooks bored him because he wanted a story with a penguin, a polar bear and some pirates in it but there's no such story. . . or is there? As the prince fell asleep that night, he began to realise that making up stories is a very powerful thing. . .
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music by Beccy Owen And Adam Kent

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Send More Paper

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Send More Paper is the (true) story of a group of women in Hungary in the early twentieth century who committed mass murder over a period of fifteen years. There are any number of ways this tale can be told, from Grand Guignol to tortured psychological drama, from police procedural to drama-doc reconstruction, but North has opted for a fast-moving presentation, including elements of Grand Guignol, physical theatre, clowning and mime, along with text, to tell the story in an amusing and entertaining way. - http://www.britishtheatreguide.info/reviews/sned-more-paper-northern-stage-10006

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Devised by the Company with dramaturgy by Susan Mulholland

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Shh. . .A Christmas Story

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A brand new Christmas story for little people who find it hard to stay quiet (and their grown ups). It's Christmas Eve and a very excited Boo has to go with her dad to work. He works in a grand old library, where only grown-ups can touch the books and it's very important to be quiet. Boo soon finds that this library is anything but quiet and the reason you're told 'Don't Touch' is because it's very easy to fall into a book and get very lost. Join Boo on her adventure into a maze of books, up ladders and into the book shelves meeting cheeky and sneaky characters along the way.

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Tallest Tales from the Furthest Forest

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Join us for an adventure deep into a magical forest, far from everywhere, where stories come from. There are stories everywhere. Dangling from the trees, whispered by the leaves, giggled at by the grass. Stories about why things are the way they are, stories about what happens when youre nice (and naughty) and why you should never, ever trust a witch. - See more at: http://www.northernstage.co.uk/whats-on/tallest-tales#sthash.vsTCPkeT.dpuf

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Christmas Show 60 min

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Tattercoats

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Tattercoats is a young girl who lives with her aged grandFather in a castle on an island. One day an invitation arrives to a Royal Ball and her longing to find out what lies beyond the sea proves irresistible. This tender tale of love and adventure weaves together song, physical action and computer animation.

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Thumbelina

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Thumbelina measures her height every day. She is just 4 1/2cm tall. At night she sleeps in a polished walnut-shell with a rose-leaf for a cover. By day she plays in a tulip-leaf boat with oars made of white horse-hair. Thumbelina desperately wants to be big enough to go on an adventure. Soon she will learn to be careful what she wishes for. . .Her journey takes her away from home to some strange new places. Along the way she meets some very unusual characters. Have you ever met a singing toad, or a fussy fieldmouse? Or a story-telling swallow? Thumbelina will face unwanted proposals of marriage, huge snowflakes and singing competitions. Our tiny heroine will discover that being bigger isn't all it's cracked up to be. Join us this Christmas for a beautiful show full of music and fun - reminding us all not to grow up too quickly.

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book by Hans Christian Andersen

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