Performance

Venue	Derby Theatre
Town	Derby
County	Derbyshire
From	24th October 2000
To	11th November 2000
When	19:30, Mat - Sat Nov 4 at 14:30
Derby Theatre (V1830193620)
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Passing Places

Work:: Passing Places (S4542)

Join the cast as they trace the journey of Alex and Brian, two young lads from Motherwell on the run with a stolen surfboard - its psychotic owner in hot pursuit! Their journey becomes an odyssey of self-discovery as their idea of a picture postcard Scotland is shattered by the people they meet - a Canadian geologist and a French sculptor, to name but a few - and the sights they see - nuclear power stations and ruined crofts left over from the Clearances. Billed as a Road Movie for the Stage, Stephen Greenhorn wrote this contemporary comedy for 'a lot of my friends who don't go to the theatre.' Innovative, and crammed full of up-to-date witticisms, the play asks us to question our own identity - which Scotland do you live in?

Author

Stephen Greenhorn

Production:: (T0925340712)

Company	Derby Playhouse
Company	Greenwich Theatre
Director	Dominic Hill
Design	Johnathan Fensom
Lighting	Mark Doubleday
Music	Ged Barry
Performer	Iain Robertson (Alex)
Performer	Michael Moreland (Brian)
Performer	Billy McElhaney (Binks)
Performer	James Cunningham (Kid / Lollipop Man / Gunn / Attendant / Walker / Shaper)
Performer	Vicki Liddelle (Mirren)
Performer	Jeremy Crutchley (Youth / Diesel / Serge / Tom / Barman)
Performer	Georgina Sowerby (Youth / Alex's Mum / Iona / Mo)

Listing:: L0204652397

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Special Performances

8 Nov 00 Audio Described
9 Nov 00 Sign Interpreted

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