Performance

Venue	Everyman & Playhouse
	Also: Liverpool Everyman, Liverpool Playhouse, Studio
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	19th September 2023
To	23rd September 2023
Prices	From £11.00. To £31.00.
Everyman & Playhouse (V535)
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Date of change: 6 Jun 23 - T87919650

I, Daniel Blake

Work:: I, Daniel Blake (S1201719877)

Dan is a carpenter. A Geordie through and through. Just on the mend after a heart attack. Katie has just arrived from London. Finally got a council house for her and the kids. A fresh start. I, Daniel Blake is one of the most important stories of a generation. A glimpse behind the headlines and the stark reality of what happens when the political system is stacked against you. With 14.5 million* people living in poverty in the UK, this is not fiction. It is reality. A touching and vital story of how people come together in the face of adversity and how sometimes creating a family to support you just isn't enough. The show is adapted for stage by Dave Johns who played Daniel Blake in the award winning 2016 film.

Adapted by

Dave Johns (from the film directed by Ken Loach written by Paul Laverty)

Production:: (T87919650)

Producer	Birmingham Rep
Producer	Oldham Coliseum
Producer	English Touring Theatre (ETT)
Producer	tiny dragon Productions (in association with Cardboard Citizens)
Director	Mark Calvert
Design	Rhys Jarman
Director	Martin Hylton (movement)
Lighting	Simisola Majekodunmi
Music	Ross Millard
Design	Nina Dunn (video and projection)
Design	Matthew Brown (video and projection)
Performer	David Nellist (Daniel Blake)
Performer	Bryony Corrigan (Katie Jenkins)
Performer	Kema Sikazwe (China / Ensemble)
Performer	Jodie Wild (Daisy / Ensemble)
Performer	Micky Cochrane (Ensemble)
Performer	Janine Leigh (Ensemble)

Listing:: L01467073014

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