Performance

Venue	Park Theatre
	Also: Park200, Park90
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	4th October 2016
Opened	5th October 2016
To	29th October 2016
When	Tue-Sat 19:45. Thu, Sat Mats 15:15
Park Theatre (V691990888)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 2 Aug 16 - T0337751856
Date of change: 25 Apr 16 - T0337751856

This Little Life of Mine

Work:: This Little Life of Mine (S045872021)

Take a bitingly funny and deeply touching tour of modern London life with Izzy and Jonesy. With exciting jobs, great friends and even a tiny overpriced flat in Zone 2 - they've got it all. Or do they? Maybe having a baby is the one last thing that would make everything perfect. Or maybe life has other ideas... We're all busy people chasing our dreams and looking for instant gratification from the things we do - our online posts, our careers, our loves and our lovers. We're told we can anything we like, and that we have more choices than any other generation in history. Set against an instantly recognisable backdrop of eye-watering house prices, unreliable dating apps and over-friendly coffee baristas, This Little Life of Mine looks at what happens when we can't have everything that we want.

Book by	Michael Yale
Music	Charlie Round-Turner

Production:: (T0337751856)

World Premiere.

Producer	Stage Traffic Productions Ltd (in association with Park Theatre)
Director	Michael Yale
Design	Zahra Mansouri
Costume	Zahra Mansouri
Choreographer	Tracy Allsop
Lighting	Joules McCready
Other	Jack Henry James (video artistry)
Musical Director	Thomas Duchan
Performer	Greg Barnett (Raphael / Dom / Tom / Steve / Doctor)
Performer	Kate Batter (Izzy)
Performer	Caroline Deverill (Tina / Fiona / Margaret / Receptionist)
Performer	James Robinson (Jonesy)

Listing:: L2069420626

Park 90

Production details

World Premiere. Park 90

Reviews

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