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Oliver Reed -Wild Thing Returns To Kings Head By Popular Demand
Published on
December 26, 2016
By
douglasmayo
Oliver Reed: Wild Thing, a play by Mike Davis and Rob Crouch returns to the Kings Head Theatre from 10 - 28 January 2017.
This one-man homage to renowned actor Oliver Reed returns following runs at the Edinburgh Festival, a UK Tour and a critically acclaimed London run.
Join legendary hell-raiser Oliver Reed as he shares his incredible life story whilst knocking back a drink or four. Reed's was a life well lived, hear about the success of Oliver!, boozy adventures with Keith Moon, his boyhood excitement of learning he was a descendant of Peter The Great and those disastrous chat show appearances.
Reed is portrayed by Rob Crouch. Writer and performer Crouch appeared as the notorious hellraiser in BBC’s Rack Pack, other recent TV includes Lovesick, Wasted and Galavant. Theatre acting credits include Gonzo in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Pa Ubu in Ubu Disco, and Burke in Burke and Hare. Writing includes, most recently, Trolling (Edinburgh Festival), Around the World in Eighty Days, Moll Flanders, The Paranormalists and half of sketch double act Clarkson and Crouch.
Oliver Reed - Wild Thing is written by Mike Davis, directed by Kate Bannister and produced by Seabright Productions.
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