Performance

Venue	Soho Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	15th November 2000
To	2nd December 2000
When	Nov 15 13:30, 16/17th 10:30 and 13:30, 19th 14:00 (family day), 20th 19:30, 21st 13:30, 22nd 13:30, 23/24th 10:30 and 13:30, 26th 14:00 (family day), 28/29/30th 10:30 and 13:30, Dec 1/2 19:30
Soho Theatre (V1035)
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Play to Win

Work:: Play to Win (S1552121958)

This hard-hitting drama is a contemporary, accessible and thought-provoking examination of adolescence highlighted by the use of trance music, martial arts (with Gold medallist Tom Wu) and digital technology. Twelve year old Paul de la Cruz feels he is a loser. He is bullied at school, home is chaotic and his mother, a first-generation immigrant with no experience of growing up in Britain, hasn't got a clue what he is going through. When he is offered friendship by the Black Snake Triad his life spirals out of control as he gets mixed up in violence, truancy and petty crime. The boundaries of fantasy and reality blur as he escapes into computer games.

Author

David KS Tse

Production:: (T66663919)

Commissioned by Sainsbury's Checkout Theatre: a new initiative to encourage quality theatre for the 10-14 age group.

Company	Soho Theatre Company
Company	Yellow Earth Theatre (in association with Leicester Haymarket Theatre)
Director	David KS Tse
Lighting	Arnim Friess
Design	Janet Vaughan
Choreographer	Tom Wu (Martial Arts)
Choreographer	Henri Oguike
Performer	Sang Cam Lui
Performer	Jonathan Chan-Pensley
Performer	Paul Charles
Performer	Kumiko Mendl
Performer	Simon Nagra
Performer	Tom Wu

Listing:: L0990607032

Production details

Commissioned by Sainsbury's Checkout Theatre: a new initiative to encourage quality theatre for the 10-14 age group.

Reviews

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Special Performances

22 Nov 00 Sign Interpreted
23 Nov 00 Audio Described

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