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* LoadsandLoadsOfCharacters
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* IronicNurseryTune: Chantal's way of announcing herself. Scullery sings snippets sometimes and there's a music box which plays [[{{Disney}} When You Wish Upon A Star]].
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* IronicNurseryTune: Chantal's way of announcing herself. Scullery sings snippets sometimes and there's a music box which plays [[{{Disney}} [[Creator/{{Disney}} When You Wish Upon A Star]].
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* Large Ham: Scullery and Bistro
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* Large Ham: LargeHam: Scullery and BistroBistro
* LoadsandLoadsOfCharacters
* LoadsandLoadsOfCharacters
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* FightClubbing: Skin Lad
* GoIntoTheLight: [[spoiler: Clare. Maybe.]]
* GoIntoTheLight: [[spoiler: Clare. Maybe.]]
* IncestSubtext: Between Louise and her Brother.
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* LotusPosition: Skin Lad
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* LotusPosition: [[spoiler: Skin LadLad's actual scene begins like this]]
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* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings home.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings home.home.
* TragicHero: [[spoiler:Joey]]
* WisdomFromTheGutter
* TragicHero: [[spoiler:Joey]]
* WisdomFromTheGutter
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap, exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986. There are several plots at work, but the enduring one follows Louise and Carol, two girls on the pull. On the way we meet a whole cast of characters including Brenda, Carol's outspoken, lecherous mother, The Professor, who's not a professor at all, Joey and Claire, two teens in a self imposed decline, and Skin Lad: He's a fucking nutter.
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap, exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986. There are several plots at work, but the enduring one follows Louise and Carol, two girls on the pull. On the way we meet a whole cast of characters including Brenda, Carol's outspoken, lecherous mother, The Professor, who's not a professor at all, Joey and Claire, two teens in a self imposed decline, and Skin Lad: [[{{PhraseCatcher}} He's a fucking nutter.
nutter]].
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* AdlledAddict: Blowpipe
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* AdlledAddict: AddledAddict: Blowpipe
* CatchPhrase: 'You'll get used to me. You'd better.'
* HeelFaithTurn
* Large Ham: Scullery and Bistro
* LotusPosition: Skin Lad
* LotusPosition: Skin Lad
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* My Local
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* My LocalMyLocal
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* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings home
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* PhraseCatcher: SKIN-LAD! He's a fucking nutter.
* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen bringshomehome.
* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings
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* AdlledAddict: Blowpipe
* IronicNurseryTune: Chantal's way of announcing herself. Scullery sings snippets sometimes and there's a music box which plays [[{{Disney}} When You Wish Upon A Star]].
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* OldSoldier
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* OldSoldierMy Local
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* AbsentMindedProfessor: He's not really a professor, just a nosy bastard who wants to try everything.
* DirtyOldMan: Scullery
* DirtyOldWoman: Brenda
* DirtyOldWoman: Brenda
* IWasQuiteALooker: Molly
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* OopNorthOldSoldier
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* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings home
* OopNorth
* ShellShockedVeteran: The man Helen brings home
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986. There are several plots at work, but the enduring one follows Louise and Carol, two girls on the pull. On the way we meet a whole cast of characters including Brenda, Carol's outspoken, desperate mother, The Professor, who's not a professor at all, Joey and Claire, two teens in a self imposed decline, and Skin Lad: He's a fucking nutter.
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap heap, exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986. There are several plots at work, but the enduring one follows Louise and Carol, two girls on the pull. On the way we meet a whole cast of characters including Brenda, Carol's outspoken, desperate lecherous mother, The Professor, who's not a professor at all, Joey and Claire, two teens in a self imposed decline, and Skin Lad: He's a fucking nutter.
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* BarefootPoverty
* CountryMatters
* CountryMatters
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* DysfunctionJunction
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* LowerClassLout: Explored and deconstructed.
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986.
1986. There are several plots at work, but the enduring one follows Louise and Carol, two girls on the pull. On the way we meet a whole cast of characters including Brenda, Carol's outspoken, desperate mother, The Professor, who's not a professor at all, Joey and Claire, two teens in a self imposed decline, and Skin Lad: He's a fucking nutter.
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986.
Written by Jim Cartwright, Road was originally performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London. It opened in New York two years later and has been adapted for television.
Written by Jim Cartwright, Road was originally performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London. It opened in New York two years later and has been adapted for television.
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the audience the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986.
Written by Jim Cartwright, Road was originally performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London. It opened in New York two years later and has been adapted fortelevision.television.
!!Provides examples of:
*TheAlcoholic: Brenda. Scullery. Blowpipe. At the very least.
*DownerEnding: By the end of the play, nobody's really achieved anything.
*HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Louise, Carol, Lane and Dor.
*KavorkaMan: Scullery gets a fair amount of attention from the ladies - although they might ask him to wash first.
*OopNorth
Written by Jim Cartwright, Road was originally performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London. It opened in New York two years later and has been adapted for
!!Provides examples of:
*TheAlcoholic: Brenda. Scullery. Blowpipe. At the very least.
*DownerEnding: By the end of the play, nobody's really achieved anything.
*HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Louise, Carol, Lane and Dor.
*KavorkaMan: Scullery gets a fair amount of attention from the ladies - although they might ask him to wash first.
*OopNorth
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Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'. Your tour guide and host is the cheerfully rum-soaked Scullery, who is more than happy to show the deepest darkest depths of working-class life in Northern England circa 1986.
Written by Jim Cartwright, Road was originally performed at the Royal Court Theatre, London. It opened in New York two years later and has been adapted for television.
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->''"Fucking long life, innit?"''
Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'.
Somewhere {{Oop North}}, between the town and the slag heap exists an abstract location known only as 'Road'.