Middle-age spread, a comedy by Roger Hall, one of New Zealand's best-known playwrights, was first performed in 1979. Twenty-seven years later the original cast performed Hall's update on the play, Spreading out. This clip from a 2006 documentary about Hall shows the audience reaction on opening night, a comment from cast member Ray Henwood, and Hall reflecting on his career.
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Point of View Productions
Reference:
Who laughs last. Director, Shirley Horrocks. Auckland: Point of View Productions, 2006
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