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GRAHAM PADDEN
(1948 - )
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Graham Padden is an actor and director. He has worked extensively in British regional Theatre, television and radio, and recorded 50 audio books.
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Deeds Not Words
Synopsis:
the play recreates the turbulent history of Stephen Fox, a Farley child, Civil War soldier, Royalist exile, Restoration Paymaster General, and patron of Chelsea Hospital. It was performed in the church he had built in Farley, designed by Christopher Wren.
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1st Produced:
All Saints' Church, Farley, Wiltshire
1989
Organisations:
Farley Community Play
1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
Community Play
Parts:
Male: - Female: - Other: large cast
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In Living Memory
Synopsis:
A picture of life in 1930s Northampton, from oral reminiscences
Notes:
Adapted for the BBC As A Radio feature, 1990. Currently developing A youth theatre version
1st Produced:
Northamptonshire Tour
1990
Organisations:
Lifeblood Theatre Company
1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
Reminiscence theatre Historical
Parts:
Male: 2 Female: 2 Other: -
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Wrong End of the World, The
Synopsis:
the story of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, early trade union pioneers, and their families. Following rural unrest in the 1830s, the men of Tolpuddle form a union branch. Six men are arrested and transported to Australia, leaving their families destitute. Pardoned after extensive personal and political campaigning, the families resettle in Essex, and in the face of continued victimisation, emigrate to Canada. It is a story of the triumph of the human spirit over oppression.
Notes:
This is A large-scale epic play with traditional music. In the professional production we had the cast As Above plus An ensemble of 35. there Are Actually 53 speaking roles, 42M, 5F (who do A lot of singing).
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Organisations:
Salisbury Playhouse
1st Published:
Playwright, 2004
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Genre:
Drama documentary with traditional music. Documentary
Parts:
Male: 11 Female: 3 Other: 6c
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