The Cardboard Cut-Out

WANTED! An enthusiastic Theatre Company to produce a play by Ruth Whitney. The Cardboard Cut-Out was first produced as a THEATRE-PUB production in The Holy Inadequate Rock Café. Later Graeme Bill the Artistic Director of the Stroud Playhouse put the play forward for a Studio Production. Unfortunately for the writer - but fortunate for Mr Bill he went to greater heights in Bristol old Vic. Ruth Whitney - real name Melanie White first wrote and published "The Things We Do For A Crust" a 'tongue-in-cheek' look at caring; an ideal read for the first-time carer! This too could be produced with music for a theatre production. The book is for sale - a snip at £5 + P&P


For anyone seriously interested in producing this "cheap'n'easy' to produce play. e-mail Melanie White at whitneymelanie@outlook.com












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