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Venue	General
Town	Glasgow
County	Glasgow
From	27th February 2007
Opened	28th February 2007
To	3rd March 2007
When	20:30
Prices	From £6.00. To £6.00.
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The Recovery Position

Work:: The Recovery Position (S01152839987)

Joining forces to create a unique and thrilling piece of theatre specifically for The Bridge in Easterhouse, The National Theatre of Scotland Young Company are pleased to announce their collaboration with Mark Murphy for their new site specific show, THE RECOVERY POSITION, devised by NTS Young Company with Mark Murphy. The Recovery Position is the final production of the NTS Young Company's year together as a full-time ensemble company. Joining the Young Company actors, Neil Campbell; Scott Hoatson; Maryam Hamidi and Kirstin McLean, for this final production, are Carmen Pieraccini and Neil McNulty. A promenading production devised by NTS Young Company with Mark Murphy, The Recovery Position throws us headlong into a high-speed world of pain, panic, and paramedics. Watch the drama unfold around the building and discover why the 'operating theatre' isn't called theatre by accident.

Author	NTS Young Company
Author	Mark Murphy

Production:: (T23316490)

Company	National Theatre of Scotland Young Company
Director	Mark Murphy
Design	Becky Minto
Lighting	Lizzie Powell
Music	Nathaniel Reed

Listing:: L279147900

Platform, The Bridge, Easterhouse. Box Office: 0141 276 9696

Production details

Platform, The Bridge, Easterhouse. Box Office: 0141 276 9696

Reviews

UK Theatre Web: 05Mar07:
Excellent performances and some stunningly beautiful and jaw-dropping moments, although some plot aspects/characterisation could have been stronger. Full review at www.viewfromthestalls.co.uk

User Reviews

USER (05Mar07): Excellent performances and some stunningly beautiful and jaw-dropping moments, although some plot aspects/characterisation could have been stronger. Full review at www.viewfromthestalls.co.uk

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