| Character |
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Jacqueline |
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Analysis |
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Attractive,
sophisticated, highly intelligent with a hint of deviousness.
Essentially straight role requiring precision timing at
breathtaking pace. |
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Accent |
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Standard
English - Upper Class |
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Genre |
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Comedy |
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Author |
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Marc Camoletti |
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Producer |
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Ian Dickens -
Mark Furness - Paul Elliott - Chris Moreno |
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Director |
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Ian Dickens
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Venues |
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National Tours |
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Dates |
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1993-1994-1995-1998-2002-2003 |
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| Reviews |
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Vicki Michelle
superb as the duplicitous wife. |
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Local Press |
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Vicki Michelle
was an excellent foil as Jacqueline and brought depth and
dignity to this somewhat understated role. |
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Woking Review |
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Attractive
Vicki Michelle playing "the straight man" in fine
style. Skilfully she
set up one comic situation and comedy line after another.
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Evening Post |
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I
half expected Allo Allo veteran Vicki Michelle to run on in a
short skirt speaking pigeon French. Instead she played scorned and
adulterous wife Jacqueline with a plummy English accent and great
aplomb. |
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Local Press |
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Michelle
succeeds in making the character formidable enough to command
authority while endowing her with enough humour and
vulnerability to prevent her becoming the stock marital dragon. |
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Essex County
Standard |
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Vicki Michelle
was the perfect example of a sophisticated wife. |
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Local Press |
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Leading the company is Robert Duncan as Bernard - the hapless
husband of Jacqueline a superb Vicki Michelle. |
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BBC Southern Counties
Going Out
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Vicki
Michelle was in delectable form. |
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The Stage |
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Robert Duncan and Giles Watling give first class performances as
they squirm their way out of the tricky situations they find
themselves in. Equally first class is Vicki Michelle. |
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Local Press
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Requiring split second timing and a huge amount of stage craft, it
could not be in better hands than with this team of TV favourites
led by Vicki Michelle, Robert Duncan and Giles Watling.
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Bournemouth Echo |
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This
all star production featuring Robert Duncan, Vicki Michelle,
Glenda McKay, Giles Watling and Melanie Stace was slick,
confident, impeccably well timed and delivered with predictable
seemingly effortless expertise. |
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The Big List |
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Ian
Dickens and his cast clearly have the measure of this play, they
make it sparkle and fizz like the champagne they don't appear to
get. |
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BBC
Southern Counties Going Out
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Vicki
Michelle packs a powerful punch. |
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Local Press |
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This
is farce as it should be played. |
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BBC Southern Counties
Going Out |
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It's a
dream cast. |
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Northern Echo |
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A master class
of fun, pace and timing. |
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BBC Southern Counties Going Out |
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The
cast of Vicki Michelle, Robert Duncan, Giles Watling, Glenda McKay
and Melanie Stace gels right from the start. |
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Local Press |
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Robert Duncan, Vicki
Michelle and Giles Watling excelled themselves to deliver the
laughs in this most difficult form of humour. |
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Richmond and
Twickenham Times |
