Performance

Venue	Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	22nd August 2003
Opened	26th August 2003
To	13th September 2003
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Not Sat Aug 26. Aug 23, 30, Sep 6, 13 Mats 14:30. Aug 27, Sep 3, 10, 11 Mats 13:30
Prices	From £9.00. To £18.00.
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre (V315)
Current/Future Listings
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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:: (T01305937614)

Company	National Youth Theatre
Adapted by	Lawrence Till
Director	John Hoggarth
Design	Simon Daw
Lighting	Matthew Eagland
Costume	Belinda Palmer
Music	Tristran Parkes
Performer	Tom Allen
Performer	Ross Armstrong
Performer	James Britton
Performer	Nikolai Calcoen
Performer	Joel Cottrell
Performer	Lara D'Arcy
Performer	Jo English
Performer	Martin Gray
Performer	Rachel Hepworth
Performer	Katie Hewitt
Performer	Helena Johnson
Performer	David Judge
Performer	Daniel Kirrane
Performer	Lucy McCall
Performer	Joseph Morris
Performer	Sarah Price
Performer	Luke Roberts
Performer	Deep Saunders
Performer	Felix Scott
Performer	Raphael Shirley
Performer	Olivia Sweeney
Performer	Zoe Thorne
Performer	Zena White
Performer	Shane Zaza

Listing:: L0769088107

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