Performance

Venue	Lakeside Arts Centre
	Also: Djanogly Theatre, Djanogly Recital Hall, New Theatre
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	22nd November 2016
To	22nd November 2016
When	19:30
Lakeside Arts Centre (V0165922284)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 3 Aug 16 - T01539463874

From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads

Work:: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads (S01556892335)

A tale of a young David Bowie obsessive. Martin is a boy with problems - an illness no-one understands and a head full of sound and vision. So when an unexpected gift arrives on his birthday, Martin embarks on a thrilling journey in the footsteps of his obsession, leading him to discover some long-hidden truths about himself. What follows will change his life forever...

Author

Adrian Berry

Production:: (T01539463874)

Powerful and touching, music and magic realism collide in this darkly funny and moving tour-de-force solo show featuring Alex Walton and the voice of comedian Rob Newman. With a blistering Bowie soundtrack, the life of the pop fan is dissected in this tale of unnatural teenage wildlife. This brand new and updated production sold out runs in London, Edinburgh and Germany.

Producer	Makin Projects
Director	Adrian Berry
Choreographer	Layla Rosa (Shunt)
Design	Helen Stewart
Performer	Alex Walton
Performer	Rob Newman (voice)

Listing:: L1531128706

Djanogly Theatre

Production details

Powerful and touching, music and magic realism collide in this darkly funny and moving tour-de-force solo show featuring Alex Walton and the voice of comedian Rob Newman. With a blistering Bowie soundtrack, the life of the pop fan is dissected in this tale of unnatural teenage wildlife. This brand new and updated production sold out runs in London, Edinburgh and Germany. Djanogly Theatre

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