Performance

Venue	New Wolsey Theatre
	Also: Studio, NW2
Town	Ipswich
County	Suffolk
From	6th May 2015
To	16th May 2015
When	19:45. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £25.00.
New Wolsey Theatre (V81)
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Date of change: 16 Oct 14 - T01530216574

Feed the Beast

Work:: Feed the Beast (S0574666971)

You're asking me to waste my time making sure some newspaper isn't going to be mean? Michael is moving into Number 10 Downing Street and there will be no charm offensives with this Prime Minister, not with a country to run. There's no time for lunches with the press while there are children living in poverty. And there's certainly no time to comment on a minister's illicit affair while the country needs more nurses. But when his family's private life looks set to be the next big story, Michael seeks help from a press secretary who advises, "Feed the beast before it turns on you." Can Michael keep politics centre stage or will he become the big story himself? Feed The Beast is a fiercely funny look at the rocky relations between our press and politicians in a world of spin-doctors and Leveson Inquiries.

Author

Steve Thompson

Production:: (T01530216574)

Presented by	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company
Presented by	New Wolsey Theatre Ipswich
Director	Peter Rowe
Design	Libby Watson
Sound	Tom Mills
Music	Tom Mills
Lighting	Simon Bond
Performer	Kacey Ainsworth
Performer	Gerald Kyd
Performer	Amy Marston
Performer	Shaun Mason
Performer	Paul Moriarty
Performer	Aimee Powell
Performer	Badria Timimi

Listing:: L0341023082

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Special Performances

15 May 14 Sign Interpreted
15 May 15 Captioned
16 May 15 Audio Described

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