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My Life As Told By The Smiths

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Half A Person: My Life As Told By The Smiths tells the story of William, a young man with three obsessions: very strong long blacks, pining for his lost Salome, and listening to The Smiths. Directed by Robert Chuter, music re-created by Simon Polinski and Colin Berwick and starring Mark Taylor as William, Fly-On-The-Wall Theatre present a return season of Alex Broun’s play at Chapel Off Chapel, August 4 – 15.
 
To win one of two double passes to the show on Wednesday August 4 at 8pm, tell us in the comments  box below which Smiths song would be the best soundrack for your life and why.
 
Don't forget to include your full name.
 
 
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Comments

Youve Got Everything Now....do i work to be happy or am i happy at work?Learnt in my life that the capitalist monster doesn't necessarily make u happy.
Who is rich and who is poor i cannot say.
I've seen u smile but never really heard u laugh.........

"There is a light that never goes out" because of its killer melodies, multiple changes of tempo and, most of all, its awesomelyrical content - a paean to pure love - using the metaphor of driving with one's loved one in a car ready to die by their side when under a double decker bus or 10 ton truck

"This Charming Man" because I have had wonderful inspiring men in my life. And the writer of the play is a charming man. Seems fitting.

Girlfriend in a coma... well she must be cos I aint seen her in a looong time

How Soon is Now, because it is all about shyness. Shyness has influenced so many decisions & directions I've taken in my life.

(Please forgive me if thia entry appears twice. I wrote something similar 2 days ago, but that post looks like it has been deleted.)

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