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Rob’s wild about Oliver’s story

Rob Crouch as Oliver Reed in Wild Thing

Rob Crouch as Oliver Reed in Wild Thing

Oliver Reed: Wild Thing is the name of a one-man show currently touring the country, and it can be seen at Derby Theatre on Thursday, February 7.

It is being presented by Arrow Media, Skullduggery and Seabright Productions and is written by Mike Davis and Rob Crouch.

It is performed by Rob Crouch and directed by Kate Bannister. The show received its premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe 2012 and is the pair’s homage to renowned actor, Oliver Reed.

In this blistering one-man show, join the legendary hell-raiser as he knocks back a few drinks and shares his incredible life story.

From the boyhood excitement of learning he was a descendant of Peter the Great, through the success of Oliver!, boozy adventures with Keith Moon and disastrous chat show appearances – this was a life well lived.

Call the box office for details on 01332 255800.


 
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