Performance

Venue	Soho Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	13th November 2018
Opened	16th November 2018
To	8th December 2018
When	19:15. Sat, , Thu Mats 14:30
Soho Theatre (V1035)
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Date of change: 29 Aug 18 - T1625161899

Cuckoo

Work:: Cuckoo (S01426225262)

Everyone hates Iona. Everyone except Pingu. Fitting in is hard when one of you can't shut up and your silent best friend wears a tuxedo to school every day. Sick of the ceaseless bullying and despair, Iona and Pingu decide to get the fuck out of Dublin. Turns out that emigrating is a great way to get noticed by the cool kids. Loving the attention, Iona is drunk on her new-found popularity until she discovers she's messed with the wrong crowd. In a world where reputation must be defended tooth and nail, this can only end in disaster for all involved. From Kylie Jenner lip kits to Lucozade, this is a fresh, modern look at what it means to be young in Ireland today.

Author

Lisa Carroll

Production:: (T1625161899)

Shortlisted for the Papatango New Writing Prize, Lisa Carroll's sharp and sparkling debut dissects the true cost of belonging, and reflects on how hard it is to break away from the place you grew up.

Presented by	Metal Rabbit Productions
Director	Debbie Hannan
Producer	Sofi Berenger
Producer	George Warren
Director	Debbie Hannan
Performer	Catriona Ennis (Iona)
Performer	Elise Heaven (Pingu)
Performer	Colin Campbell (Pockets)
Performer	Sade Malone (Toller)
Performer	Peter Newington (Trix)

Listing:: L01947743883

Upstairs

Production details

Shortlisted for the Papatango New Writing Prize, Lisa Carroll's sharp and sparkling debut dissects the true cost of belonging, and reflects on how hard it is to break away from the place you grew up. Upstairs

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