Up N Under: Centenary Theatre Company present
Up N Under
A play by John Godber
Tuesday 21st February to Saturday 25th February 2012.
Time: 7.30pm nightly
Tickets: £13.00 full and £11.00 concessions
Box Office on 0151 907 8360 or order online by visiting our website www.centenarytheatre.co.uk
A first for Centenary, we are proud to bring you Up n' Under.
Up 'n' Under is a Rugby League based comedy by English playwright John Godber and follows the story of Arthur, an ex-pro who takes on the challenging Wheatsheaf Arms Rugby team and attempts to lead them to success. A film made in 1998 was a huge hit and brought Rugby League into many British homes. Join us as they struggle through adversity to try to become a team. A must see.
FEATURING SKY SPORTS PRESENTER EDDIE HEMMINGS
For more information about this or any of Centenary's other 2012 / 2013 productions please visit www.CentenaryTheatre.co.uk
Up N Under at The Brindley Theatre in Runcorn, Cheshire on Tuesday, 21 February 2012.
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