Report: Three Men in a Boat review – quirky novella makes for perky, fun-forward theatre

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The available account reports that rose theatre, Kingston upon Thames A rag puppet Montmorency, a fake moustache and an aria for reeking cheese add to the mischief of Jerome K Jerome’s very English story Back from Lib Dem conference, Ed Davey watched this adaptation in his Kingston constituency of Jerome K Jerome’s novella about a trio of late Victorian gents rowing the Thames accompanied by fox terrier Montmorency. The report also notes that Might the up-for-fun politician suddenly drop on to the stage in a Scooby-Doo suit? He didn’t, although Christopher Haydon’s perky production features one actor making an applause-winning entrance from an improbable location. This version is also certainly more liberal and democratic than the 1889 text whose language has often dated in meaning or propriety.

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