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Stage MumLisa Gee
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Stage Mum

296 pagesFirst published 19986 editions
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This is a book for every parent who has ever wondered whether to put, encourage or push their children onto stage, television or celluloid; for every grown-up child who wanted to audition and wasn't allowed to, and for anyone interested in the consequences when showbiz happens to nice – or just ordinary – people...Lisa Gee's six year old daughter, Dora, has been playing one of the Gretls in the Connie Fisher production of The Sound of Music in the West End. She had a fantastic time and, Lisa writes, is coming out the other side of this experience much the same girl, though Lisa hints there…

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackArrow20093529780099522591
EditionHutchinson20082409780091921392
EditionPenguin Random House2008—9781407007472
EbookRandom House Publishing Group2008—9781407007458
EditionPenguin Random House2008—9781407007465
EditionPenguin Random House1998—9781409036111
Biography & AutobiographyNonfictionParent and childTheaterChild actorsFamilyFamilies