Both Ron Anderson's show "The Rubber Faced Revue" and "Elephant." that are shown, are being staged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, simultaneously. It's meant to look like two different theatres, but it's only one, doubling (rather unconvincingly) as two. [The Theatre Royal in Drury Lane is too expensive for a long run of a play. Plays will debut there, catch their audience, then move on to a West End theatre. Obviously the Rubber Face Revue had done just that, vacating the Royal in time for the debut of "Elephant."]
The Tall Guy (1989) - 1 correction
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Both Ron Anderson's show "The Rubber Faced Revue" and "Elephant." that are shown, are being staged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, simultaneously. It's meant to look like two different theatres, but it's only one, doubling (rather unconvincingly) as two. [The Theatre Royal in Drury Lane is too expensive for a long run of a play. Plays will debut there, catch their audience, then move on to a West End theatre. Obviously the Rubber Face Revue had done just that, vacating the Royal in time for the debut of "Elephant."]You may also like: Shocker | Get Smart | Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story | You Don't Mess with the Zohan | The Strangers
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