Performance

Venue	Southwark Playhouse Borough
	Also: The Large, The Little
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	23rd February 2017
Opened	27th February 2017
To	18th March 2017
When	19:30. Sat, Tue Mats 15:00
Southwark Playhouse Borough (V226)
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Date of change: 1 Dec 16 - T1396996075

Roundelay

Work:: Roundelay (S2013111250)

Sex at 70? Falling in love at 65? Coming out at 62? Never, ever give up on the game of love... You know what they say, love makes the world go round. And sex of course, when you can get it. Roundelay, a fantabulous conglomeration of circus, dance and music. We may not have lions in this little circus of ours, but we have tigers...How's your inner tiger tonight? Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourself for close encounters with the third age!

Author

Sonja Linden

Production:: (T1396996075)

Following on from the sell-out success of Who Do We Think We Are? at Southwark Playhouse in 2014, Visible, a new company for older performers presents Roundelay, inspired by the scandalous classic play La Ronde/Reigen.

Company	Visible Theatre
Director	Anna Ledwich
Director	Diane Alison-Mitchell (movement director)
Design	Moi Tran
Costume	Moi Tran
Lighting	Matthew Haskins
Music	Max Pappenheim
Sound	Max Pappenheim
Producer	Frederique Nahmani
Stage Manager	Benedict Jones
Performer	Roger Alborough
Performer	Doreene Blackstock
Performer	Holly De Jong
Performer	Ann Firbank
Performer	Elan James
Performer	John Moraitis
Performer	Vincenzo Nicoli
Performer	Clare Perkins
Performer	Anna Simpson

Listing:: L0565428555

Production details

Following on from the sell-out success of Who Do We Think We Are? at Southwark Playhouse in 2014, Visible, a new company for older performers presents Roundelay, inspired by the scandalous classic play La Ronde/Reigen.

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