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kelly and paula
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Happiness
The Sopranos
Remainder by Tom McCarthy
Kathy Burke-----------------------------------------When to Run ticket links at: sophiewoolley.com PRAISE FOR WHEN TO RUN ………………………………………"A stunning, electrifying show full of imagination and verve." Irvine Welsh …………………………………….................. ...... "In 'When to Run' Woolley dazzles with her quick-change mastery. In the shadow of a patriarch we never see or hear directly, four women's accounts break into each other with increasing fluency and wit: Greek tragedy meets txt msg culture in a London park.†Tom McCarthy ............................................................ "Like cult British TV show Nighty Night or Chris Morris' trend-destroying series Nathan Barley, Woolley writes dark, hilarious monologues that capture a single idea or person in thrilling, hyper-real detail." Emma Warren, Electronic Beats ......................... “Woolley’s work treads a wholly original verge, somewhere between the universally familiar and the intensely bizarre. Some writers have their fingers on a pulse. Woolley has hers on a trigger. You never know what she's aiming at until it's too late." Nick Barlay ............................ "When you run, you're in your own world – but the women in Sophie Woolley's show are closer to each other than they think. Woolley plays three women and a girl finding more in running than just speed. There's a depressed yuppie wife, a controlling life coach, a needy dog walker and a teenage athlete – a wonderful creation." The Scotsman....................... "Sophie Woolley's cleverly interwoven series of four monologues is packed with delicious observations and clever understanding of how and why people sublimate action with the physical duress of running." The Stage .................... "Her use of different voices is astonishing." Blake Morrison .................................. “Sophie Woolley occupies the gap between the broad caricature comedy of Little Britain or The Catherine Tate Show and the sharp, dark literary satire of Martin Amis and Will Self. †Joe Muggs......read more press at sophiewoolley.com