The School Run
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Tiger mums, tutors and toffs… You’ll meet them all on ‘The School Run’! ‘The School Run’: an audio sketch comedy show set in the more-money-than-sense upper-middle class world of Upper Maidensreare pre-preparatory school.
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Brand New live radio comedy
Tiger mums, tutors and toffs… You’ll meet them all on ‘The School Run’!
‘The School Run’: an audio sketch comedy show set in the more-money-than-sense upper-middle class world of Upper Maidensreare pre-preparatory school.
Written by Zalie Burrow, Corinna Myron and Saskia Willis
Directed by Corinna Myron
Performed by Rachel Atkins, Zalie Burrow, Bea Holland, Gary King, David McCaffrey, David Timson and Saskia Willis.
The pianist was Gareth Moorcraft and live sound effects were by Foley artists Janey Deane and Luisa Guerreria.
Recorded and edited by Tshari King
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