Performance

Venue	Traverse Theatre
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	12th August 2008
Opened	13th August 2008
To	23rd August 2008
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £14.00. To £16.00.
Traverse Theatre (V605)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Slick

Work:: Slick (S01953853671)

Lurking in the toilet pipes of a desolate tenement is an oily secret that is about to tear a tiny community apart. Literally. At the centre of it all is Little Malcolm Biggar, a nine year old with a passion for his skateboard, a harrowing fear of his lunatic neighbours, and a growing suspicion that perhaps his parents do not always have his best interests at heart...

Author	Jamie Harrison
Author	Candice Edmunds

Production:: (T220962150)

Vox Motus presents a host of outrageous characters in this explosive exposé of greed, materialism and exploitation. The company’s previous work includes the acclaimed productions How to Steal a Diamond, Glamour, Guts and Gravel. For Slick they have collaborated with script advisor Stephen Greenhorn (Sunshine on Leith, Passing Places, River City). Not for those with a sensitive disposition! Recommended 16yrs+.

Producer	Vox Motus
Producer	Tron Theatre
Director	Jamie Harrison
Director	Candice Edmunds
Lighting	Simon Wilkinson
Sound	Graeme Sutherland
Costume	Anna Scatola

Listing:: L134579879

Fringe Festival. Trav 2. World Premiere

Production details

Vox Motus presents a host of outrageous characters in this explosive exposé of greed, materialism and exploitation. The company’s previous work includes the acclaimed productions How to Steal a Diamond, Glamour, Guts and Gravel. For Slick they have collaborated with script advisor Stephen Greenhorn (Sunshine on Leith, Passing Places, River City). Not for those with a sensitive disposition! Recommended 16yrs+. Fringe Festival. Trav 2. World Premiere

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