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Brian's Dad is a war hero and he's coming home any day! He's been coming home for 7 years. It's 1952 and the country is rebuilding itself. King George is dead and Rock 'n' Roll is here to stay. Brian builds his own little family at Great Stony residential school with his rabbit Pandy, friends Gladys, an orphan, George, who doesn't know where his parents are either and Mr Bill his Welfare Officer. Then there is Miss Bates, the Headmistress of Great Stony who rules the school with an iron fist. The children look forward to Sports Day - a day off Bates' rules and sanctions. However, heads turn when glamorous teenager Pam appears to unravel the past and reveal a shocking secret that will turn Brian's world upside down, forever.T081172219Company Duck Egg Theatre Company. Director Haley Cox. Music Ben Pringle. Design Barney George. Musical Director Sean Green. Performer Louis Labovitch (Brian / Eric). Performer Rosie Fox (Miss Bates / Mary). Performer James Mountain (Mr Bill / Barry). Performer Rachel O'Hare (Pam). Performer George Grattage (Young Brian - cast 1). Performer Adam Skinn (Young Brian - cast 2). Performer Amy Leek (Gladys - cast 1). Performer Lucy Blott (Gladys - cast 2). Performer Sam Davies (George - cast 1). Performer James Smalley (George - cast 2). | |
| 29 Sep 15 to 18 Oct 15 | Arts Theatre, West End :: V167 listing details L01691675756 |
| 17 Sep 15 | Brindley Arts Centre, Runcorn :: V1448285374 listing details L01577014797 |
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