Performance

Venue	The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre)
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	11th April 2024
Opened	18th April 2024
To	18th May 2024
When	19:30. Thu Apr 18 at 19:00. Sat Mats 14:30 (from Apr 20). Wed Mats 14:30 (from Apr 24)
The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre) (V250)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 5 Mar 24 - T443823552
Date of change: 14 Nov 23 - T443823552

The Ballad of Hattie and James

Work:: The Ballad of Hattie and James (S1050151707)

An epic, life-spanning tale of friendship, music, and the moments that change you forever. At St Pancras International, a woman sits at the piano and begins to play. The music captivates commuters, tourists and, following a viral clip, people around the world. Behind the music is the incredible story of a lifelong duet - the ballad of Hattie and James. Throughout their lives, Hattie and James find themselves inextricably linked, for better or worse, and cannot help but replay the experiences that have shaped them. An impassioned story from Samuel Adamson (Wife) that asks who gets to have their voice heard, and can you ever settle the score?

Author

Samuel Adamson

Production:: (T443823552)

World Premiere

Presented by	Kiln Theatre
Presented by	ETT
Director	Richard Twyman
Design	Jon Bausor
Lighting	Simisola Majekodunmi
Sound	Pete Malkin
Music	Nicola T Chang
Music	David Shrubsole
Musical Director	David Shrubsole
Director	Lotte Hines (CDG - casting director)
Director	Anjali Mehra (movement)
Costume	Isobel Pellow
Director	Zoe Templeman-Young
Performer	Charles Edwards (James)
Performer	Suzette Llewellyn (Bo / Mrs Arbuthnot / Rosamund / Louise / Eve / Madame Schultz)
Performer	Sophie Thompson (Hattie)

Listing:: L1420243394

Production details

World Premiere

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Special Performances

2 May 23 Touch Tour
2 May 23 Audio Described
8 May 24 Relaxed
9 May 24 Captioned

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