Performance

Venue	Octagon Theatre
	Also: Bill Naughton Theatre
Town	Bolton
County	Greater Manchester
From	24th October 2019
To	16th November 2019
When	19:30. Fri 20:00. Sat Nov 2, 9, 16 and Wed Nov 6, 13 Mats 14:30
Octagon Theatre (V480)
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Date of change: 11 Sep 19 - T1358966156
Date of change: 17 May 19 - T1358966156

Seagulls

Work:: Seagulls (S01302549097)

4 students, 1 band and a year where everything changes... Simon goes out with Masha - Masha is secretly in love with Con - Con loves Nina - and Nina dreams of fame. On the precipice of adult life and feeling that everything and anything is possible, four students in Bolton believe their band SEAGULLS will one day make its mark on the music industry. But when complicated romances and artistic differences threaten to tear them apart, cracks appear and reality hits hard.

Book by	Beth Hyland
Music	Beth Hyland
Lyrics	Beth Hyland

Production:: (T1358966156)

Inspired by Chekhov's The Seagull this brand new musical brings the classic play into the 21st century, combining live original music with the passion of first love and heartbreak. Co-conceived by Rebecca Willingham

Producer	Octagon Theatre Bolton
Producer	University of Bolton (in association with Middle Child)
Director	Lotte Wakeham
Performer	Matthew Heywood
Performer	Flora Spencer-Longhurst
Performer	Tomi Ogbaro
Performer	Lauryn Redding

Listing:: L602474414

This event takes place at Library Theatre, Bolton Museum

Production details

Inspired by Chekhov's The Seagull this brand new musical brings the classic play into the 21st century, combining live original music with the passion of first love and heartbreak. Co-conceived by Rebecca Willingham This event takes place at Library Theatre, Bolton Museum

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Special Performances

6 Nov 19 Sign Interpreted
12 Nov 19 Audio Described
14 Nov 19 Captioned

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