Poole and Parkstone Productions presented Jean McConnell’s Deckchairs at the Barrington Theatre in September 2026. Directed by Clare I’Anson, the production brought together four short plays about pairs of women.
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Theatre experience showed as the duo presented a most amusing and believable scene.
Summary by Stageify
A NODA show report on Poole and Parkstone Productions' Deckchairs at The Barrington Theatre, dated 16 September 2026. The reviewer finds the two performers amusing and believable and calls it a professional close to the programme.
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