Gino Ginelli's Dead

After one funeral, no donkey rides, hundreds of lost Krazy Golf balls, a livid bingo caller, the most violent Punch & Judy show ever, two heavies with bad knees, countless ill-advised conversations and the most inept Lawyer in the business it looks like Charles and Ollie are finally going to be leaving Swanborough and going back to their old lives… if their Mother, played byLinda Robson(Bird’s of a Feather, I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here) gets her way that is. The final part of the epic Ginelli trilogy answers all the questions that need to be answered and a bunch that don’t. Like why would you eat the cock of a prawn? Starring :Oliver Ford, Elliot Quinn, Linda Robson, Filip Krenus, Beric Livingstone, Richard Rycroft, Josephine Arden Written By: Stephen Hill and Elliot Quinn Edited By: Malcolm Thorp Directed By: George Maddocks, Running Time: 38 Minutes Contains swearing!

In Part 2 of our hit sit-com, Charles and Ollie are still in Swanborough and their father, Gino, is still dead. Neither can decide whether to go back to their normal life in London, or to stay in Swanborough and get to know the rest of the locals… Lionel Blair doing Punch and Judy in the style of Reservoir Dogs – you do not want to miss this one! Starring: Oliver Ford, Elliot Quinn, Stephen Hill, Lionel Blair, Mike Garnell, Jessica Fostekew, Richard Rycroft, Jenny Runacre, Nick Lucas, Kevin Haney, Naveed Khan, Davood Ghadami, Tom Slatter, Ashley McGuire Written By: Stephen Hill, with Ben Clegg, Elliot Quinn and Marc Edens Edited By: Malcolm Thorp. Contains Bad Language

Gino Ginelli’s Dead. Charles and Ollie Ginelli haven’t seen their father for over twenty years, when out of the blue they discover he has passed away and they must go to their childhood home-town of Swanborough on sea to organise his funeral. What begins as an unfortunate family accident mounts into a disaster of unparalleled proportions for the two brothers as they encounter the strange, the incompetent and the the unusual during the ceremony and remember why they were so glad they left in the first place. GINO GINELLI’S DEAD Written by Stephen Hill Ashley McGuire [https://www.wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk/ashley-mcguire], Davood Ghadami [https://www.wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk/speaker/davood-ghadami], Elliot Quinn [https://www.wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk/speaker/elliot-quinn], Jenny Runacre [https://www.wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk/jenny-runacre], Jessica Fostekew, Kevin Haney, Lionel Blair [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Blair], Mike Garnell, Naveed Khan, Nick Lucas, Oliver Ford, Richard Rycroft, Stephen Hill and Tom Slatter.