Performance

Venue	Barbican Centre
	Also: Barbican Theatre,Barbican Hall. Guildhall School of Music and Drama Theatre, Cinema1,Cinema2,Gallery, Silk Street Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	24th May 2024
To	9th June 2024
Barbican Centre (V371)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 17 May 24 - T01460874062

Perfect Show for Rachel

Work:: Perfect Show for Rachel (S2125766421)

Rachel is a theatre-loving, enigmatic 33 year-old who loves Kylie Minogue, heckling from the front row and seeing people falling over. She is a learning disabled care-home resident, and sister to Flo. Sitting on-stage on a throne with her custom-built tech desk, she takes charge as the director of every unique performance in real-time. A touch of a button can trigger music, lighting, theatrical scenes or choreography, brought to life instantly by a company of performers.

Author	Zoo Co
Author	Improbable

Production:: (T01460874062)

Author	Rachel O'Mahony
Director	Flo O'Mahony (Artistic Director)
Director	Fleur Rooth (Creative Access Director))
Other	Lee Simpson (Facilitator)
Design	Stella Backman
Lighting	Rachel Sampley
Lighting	Han Sayles (Assistant LX)
Performer	Becky Barry (BSL Performer)
Dramaturg	Sophie Woolley (BSL)
Other	Daryl Jackson (BSL Translator)
Musical Director	Joshua Goodman
Design	Nick Gilbert
Director	Esme Cooper (Fight Director)
Choreographer	Simeon Campbell
Stage Manager	Charlotte Driessler
Stage Manager	Fana Sunley-Smith
Performer	Rachel O'Mahony
Performer	Becky Barry
Performer	Stephen Collins
Performer	Sara Dawood
Performer	Folarin Akinmade
Performer	Fleur Rooth
Performer	Austin Yang (Live Scribe)
Performer	Joshua Goodman
Performer	Nick Gilbert
Performer	Lee Simpson
Performer	Flo O'Mahony
Performer	Wendy O'Mahony

Listing:: L0175080476

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