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===Stayin' Alive===
 
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Revision as of 00:35, 17 February 2009

Poster by Dave Hollander

Park

Directed by Maria Bates, Peter Stevens, Dave Hollander and Stuart Draper

Performances: Wed 4th – Sat 7th March 2009, Bell Theatre


Introduction

A new devised piece developed during South London Youth Theatre's Saturday workshops. The concept is simple: the show is divided into four playlets, each of which is loosely based on one of the seasons and set in an unnamed London park. These are taut tales of loss and discovery, fear and uncertainty, betrayal and hope, bound together by theme and setting.

Hide & Seek

directed by Maria Bates

Can you face the truth or are you hiding in the shadows?

Cast: Liam Sharkey, Conor Jones, Leanne Thomas, Jessica Brough, Katy Thomas, Joe Petitt, Raffaela Patmore

Stayin' Alive

directed by Peter Stevens

A lot can happen in thirty years.

The Lodge

directed by Dave Hollander

Homeless teenagers seek refuge in a disused building. Who knows who might find them there?

Cast: Lucie Blackstaffe, Joanna Lanigan, Reuben Lewis, Grace Lowe, Zeena Starbuck

The Gift

directed by Stuart Draper

A heath, somewhere in Britain, 2000BC: nine children, one gift.

Cast: Asia Petitt, Joan Henshaw, Zoe Plummer, Jack Shephard, Nick Lowe, Rachel Judge, Kristin Caswell-Robinson, Alice, Ryan,

Crew

  • Stage Manager - tbc
  • Lighting and Sound Design - tbc
  • Set Design and Make-up - tbc
  • Costume Design - tbc

Reviews

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Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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