Brassed Off

T01852660602
The play takes place in the fictional northern town of Grimley. Rumour and gossip are fierce, as its residents are facing the possibility of pit closure. Not only are they confronting the prospect of unemployment, but also the added crisis of their beloved Collier Brass Band, as old as the mine itself, being in danger of totally dissolving. Band members struggle on with their weekly rehearsals, despite the worry, and endeavor to reach their ultimate goal of the National Brass Band Championships. Pressures and fictions along the way however, prove to make the road to victory rather rocky.

Author	Mark Herman
Adapted by	Paul Allen

Archive :: production:T01852660602, play:S2638, venue:V949
Current production:Tour/Production

Production details

The Round

Special Performances

22 Aug 24 Dementia Friendly
22 Aug 24 Captioned
22 Aug 24 Captioned
31 Aug 24 Sign Interpreted
31 Aug 24 Audio Described

Performance

Venue	Stephen Joseph Theatre
	Other spaces: The Round, McCarthy Auditorium
Town	Scarborough
County	North Yorkshire
From	2nd August 2024
To	31st August 2024
When	19:30. Thu Mat 13:30. Sat Mat 14:30
What is currently on at Stephen Joseph Theatre (V949)

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Company

Producer	Theatre by the Lake
Producer	Octagon Theatre Bolton
Producer	Stephen Joseph Theatre
Director	Liz Stevenson
Design	Simon Kenny
Costume	Simon Kenny
Music	Matthew Malone (musical supervision / arrangements / additional compositions)
Lighting	Johanna Town
Sound	Russell Ditchfield
Director	Chi San HOward (movement)
Costume	Alice Roberts (costume supervisor)
Director	Callum Berridge (associate director)
Company	Penrith Town Band
Performer	Daneka Etchells
Performer	Maxine Finch
Performer	Joey Hickman
Performer	Joanna Holden
Performer	Matt Ian Kelly
Performer	Greg Patmore
Performer	Russell Richardson
Performer	Barney Taylor
Performer	Andrew Turner
Performer	Hannah Woodward

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