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2 de may. de 2024 · Party Games! By Michael McManus | Directed by Joanna Read. Thu 2 May 2024 - Sat 11 May 2024. This hilariously acerbic new comedy-drama by political insider Michael McManus ( Maggie & Ted ), puts leadership on the ledge and goes inside the chaos of government to see whether advisers do advise and if ministers can decide.
2 de may. de 2024 · May 2, 2024. Blog. This June we’re welcoming Party Games! to the Connaught Theatre. Chock-full of satirical commentary and familiar references it is sure to make for a great night out. Find out more about the play, and the history of satire here. Party Games! by Michael McManus: What’s it about?
Hace 6 días · Reviewed by Heather Chalkley. 5*****. This exciting new play is written by an insider of the machinations of political office. Writer Michael McManus was a political aide for Edward Heath, working alongside politicians like Margaret Thatcher, so knows a thing or two about how it works.
Hace 1 día · writer Michael McManus ahead of the political comedy’s performance at Cardiff’s New Theatre from 21-25 May. “It is very much a comedy. It’s my response to the state of affairs in this country,” says Michael McManus as he discusses his new political comedy Party Games! which comes to Cardiff’s New Theatre from 21-25 May.
A FREE pre-show Q&A will be held on Tuesday 14th May for ticket-holders to the 19:30 performance to hear from the writer, Michael McManus, in conversation with director Joanna Read! ‘Party Games! bears the power play and insider knowledge of a Yes, Prime Minister’
23 de abr. de 2024 · Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) encompasses a range of neurodevelopmental conditions, each presenting with unique challenges and abilities. Michael McManus, MD, discusses symptoms, treatment options, and aims to enhance understanding and support for those with autism and their families.
7 de may. de 2024 · Who is Party Games! writer Michael McManus? Between 1992-1995 McManus worked as a special adviser to a number of ministers giving him an insider’s understanding of Westminster. He was Head of Sir Edward Heath’s private office, 1995–2000, and the Conservative Party candidate for Watford in 2001.
