Performance

Venue	Cast
	Also: Second Space
Town	Doncaster
County	South Yorkshire
From	5th September 2014
To	13th September 2014
When	19:30. Sep 7 14:00.l Sep 11 Mat 13:30. Sep 13 Mat 14:00
Cast (V1545109680)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 29 Jul 14 - T01632041361

Kes

Work:: Kes (S1168769125)

Up in the Yorkshire mining towns of 1960s Britain, a little hope was a dangerous thing. Social disintegration and disenchantment taught you to accept your lot; or else get the spirit kicked out of you. Yes, back then, life was certainly grim up North... Especially for our hero; streetwise school-kid Billy Casper. Emotionally neglected - bullied at school and at home - his is a pretty bleak existence; smoking, cadging money and getting into scraps...Until, that is, Kes comes along. Kes is a kestrel that Billy rears and trains; Kes is hope. Together, their friendship shines amid the gloom; but how long can it last...?

Book by

Barry Hines (A Kestrel for a Knave)

Production:: (T01632041361)

Come and celebrate our first birthday with a theatrical event in our Main Space combining drama, outdoor spectacle and live falconry.

Producer	Cast
Producer	Right Up Our Street
Adapted by	Philip Osment
Adapted by	Kully Thiarai
Director	Philip Osment
Director	Kully Thiarai
Design	Emma Donovan
Director	Lucy Hind (movement)
Performer	Sally Carman (Mrs Casper - Billy's mother)
Performer	Jacob James Beswick (Billy)
Performer	Ben Burman (Jud)
Performer	Ray Castleton (older Billy)
Performer	Jim Pope (Mr Sugden)
Performer	Jow Rose (Mrs MacDowell)

Listing:: L0392076570

Production details

Come and celebrate our first birthday with a theatrical event in our Main Space combining drama, outdoor spectacle and live falconry.

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Special Performances

10 Sep 14 Sign Interpreted
11 Sep 14 Audio Described
13 Sep 14 Captioned

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