Performance

Venue	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
	Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	8th April 2014
To	19th April 2014
When	19:30. + Mats
Prices	From £12.00. To £28.00.
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Date of change: 11 Dec 13 - T326909529

An August Bank Holiday Lark

Work:: An August Bank Holiday Lark (S02012166472)

It's an idyllic summer in 1914 rural Lancashire. Excitement is building for Wakes week; a rest from field and mill and a celebration of the Rushbearing Festival with singing, courting, drinking and dancing. The looming war barely registers... but it will. An August Bank Holiday Lark is a gentle, deeply moving drama poised at the tipping point of war. Intensely nostalgic and emotionally rich, this is a story that will both entertain and tug at your heart strings.

Author

Deborah McAndrew

Production:: (T326909529)

Age recommendation: 12+

Company	Northern Broadsides
Presented by	New Vic Newcastle-under-Lyme
Director	Barrie Rutter
Design	Lis Evans
Lighting	Mark Howland
Musical Director	Conrad Nelson
Performer	Emily Butterfield (Mary Farrar)
Performer	Elizabeth Eves (Alice Armitage)
Performer	Sophia Hatfield (Edie Stapleton)
Performer	Darren Kuppan (Frank Armitage)
Performer	Jack Quarton (Edward Farrar)
Performer	Lauryn Redding (Susie Hughes)
Performer	Russell Richardson (Dick Shaw)
Performer	Brett Lee Roberts (Alan Ramsden)
Performer	Barrie Rutter (John Farrar)
Performer	Andrew Whitehead (Jim Haworth)
Performer	Ben Burman (William Farrar)
Performer	Mark Thomas (Herbert Tweddle)

Listing:: L175299667

Quarry Theatre

Production details

Age recommendation: 12+ Quarry Theatre

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