Performance

Venue	The Rosemary Branch
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th July 2015
To	12th July 2015
When	19:30
The Rosemary Branch (V333)
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Date of change: 9 Jun 15 - T0218591887
Date of change: 27 May 15 - T0218591887

Pieces - Damn Your Eyes/26/Life Size/Regenerations/H-E-A-R-T/That Other You

Work:: Pieces (S01870718672)

Transplant patient and actor Steven Mortimer performs this unique one-man show comprising of six short plays about six extraordinary people waiting for and wanting a piece of the normal life that has been denied to them through no fault of their own. One man fights to push himself over the finishing line while another struggles to take his first steps on the road to recovery. A boy takes us on an adventure in space and time while a man navigates through the back streets of his city from the back seat. A father desperately seeks to find the words as a child learns to spell them. These touching and important observations on family, friendship and love include Damn Your Eyes by Michael Ross, 26 by Liam Fleming, Life Size by Tim Blackwell, Regenerations by Robert Wallis, H-E-A-R-T by Simon Lys and That Other You by Peter Eastland

Production:: Damn Your Eyes/26/Life Size/Regenerations/H-E-A-R-T/That Other You (T0218591887)

Producer	Jonathan Woodhouse
Producer	Emily Danby
Company	Spare Parts Theatre Company
Director	Peter Eastland
Director	Rosa Manzi Reid (movement)
Sound	Justin Teasdale
Performer	Steven Mortimer
Author	Michael Ross (Damn Your Eyes)
Author	Liam Fleming (26)
Author	Tim Blackwell (Life Size)
Author	Robert Wallis (Regenerations)
Author	Simon Lys (H-E-A-R-T)
Author	Peter Eastland (That Other You)

Listing:: L036793781

Damn Your Eyes/26/Life Size/Regenerations/H-E-A-R-T/That Other You

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