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Performance

VenueEpstein Theatre
TownLiverpool
CountyMerseyside
From14th September 2022
To14th September 2022
When20:00
PricesFrom £195.00. To £19.50.
Epstein Theatre (V537)
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  • Date of change: 23 Aug 22 - T02005887640

New Dawn Fades - A Play About Joy Division and Manchester

New Dawn Fades

Work:: New Dawn Fades (S0128226333)

The play chronicles the rise and fall of the influential post-punk band and the suicide of lead singer Ian Curtis. It is a classic tale of four ordinary lads from Manchester, Salford and Macclesfield who, inspired by the punk revolution of the 1970s, came together to form one of the most influential bands of all time, Joy Division. This unique production places the band within the context of Manchester's history as a city, setting the scene for a completely new and fascinating look at the Joy Division story. The legendary Anthony H Wilson guides audiences through the heart and soul of both the band, and of Manchester, interviewing an array of historical figures along the way from Karl Marx to the Buzzcocks. The result is a spellbinding tale of love, passion, progress, grief, and of course music. The play draws inspiration from the enigmatic lyrics of Ian Curtis, with a soundtrack featuring live performances of his most beloved tracks. Joy Division made history - this play explores that concept in its truest sense.
Author Brian Gorman

Production:: A Play About Joy Division and Manchester (T02005887640)

Company All Roads Meet
Director Sean Mason
Director Giles D Bastow
Performer Joe Walsh (Ian Curtis)
Performer Leah Gray-Scaife (Deborah Curtis)
Performer Alan Donohoe (Tony Wilson)
Performer Bill Bradshaw (Peter Hook)
Performer Matthew Melbourne (Stephen Morris)
Performer Sean Mason (Martin Hannett / Paul Morley / Frederich Engels)
Performer Giles B Bastow (Rob Gretton)

Listing:: L0600630685




A Play About Joy Division and Manchester

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