Performance

Venue	The Big House
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	17th November 2021
To	11th December 2021
When	19:00
The Big House (V01094949691)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 21 Oct 21 - T112290838
Date of change: 24 Sep 21 - T112290838

Redemption

Work:: Redemption (S0834406775)

In a time of accusation and outrage, what does forgiveness look like? The path to Redemption is hard to see, and even harder to walk. We follow explosive Maz and her truth-telling bars as she rails at the world and runs from a life in care. Then she meets Tayo, a gentle soul with silky smooth vocal folds, seeking a place to belong. He's soul, she's grime, and the fusion is sublime. Together they take the first steps of their musical career, but can they hold onto each other when promised the bright lights of success?

Author	James Meteyard
Lyrics	James Meteyard
Music	The Last Skeptik

Production:: (T112290838)

Redemption is a powerful new play-with-music exploring family and forgiveness.

Presented by	The Big House
Producer	Sarah Stallwood-Hall
Director	Maggie Norris
Design	Linbury Prize
Lighting	Martha Godfrey
Design	Daniel Denton (video)
Sound	Jack Baxter
Director	Kendra Horsburgh (movement)
Musical Director	Jammz
Design	Ellie Roser (assistant)
Other	Ellie Roser (production manager)
Stage Manager	Leyla Percival
Performer	Renaya Dennis (Maz)
Performer	Alpha Menda
Performer	Armani Morris
Performer	Fawaz Adekunle
Performer	James Atwell
Performer	Jayden Atuah-Hemaah
Performer	Jermaine Freeman
Performer	Keyona Fraser
Performer	Nadege Rene
Performer	Nia John
Performer	Renaya Dennis
Performer	Shaq Brown
Performer	Shanice Logan
Performer	Shaquille Jack
Performer	Tajah Workman
Performer	Taurean Steele

Listing:: L01317851736

Production details

Redemption is a powerful new play-with-music exploring family and forgiveness.

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