Performance

Venue	Rose Theatre Kingston
Town	Kingston
County	Surrey
From	19th April 2017
To	30th April 2017
When	Apr17 19, 20, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29 at 19:30. Apr17 21, 28 at 20:00. Apr17 20, 22, 27, 29 Mats 14:30. Apr17 23, 30 Mats 15:00
Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426)
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Date of change: 9 Sep 16 - T0344804460

Junkyard

Work:: Junkyard (S1320540351)

It's 1979, rubbish is on the streets of Lockleaze, and growing up is tricky for Fiz, Higgy and Ginger. Rick remembers what it's like to be a teenager. So when he decides to build a junk playground, he's pretty sure he has the charisma to get a bunch of reluctant kids involved. He's wrong. Inspired by the true story behind the Lockleaze playground known as 'The Vench', established over 30 years ago and still operating today, Junkyard is a story about Bristol, for Bristol, from BAFTA award-winning writer and Bristolian Jack Thorne

Author	Jack Thorne
Music	Stephen Warbeck

Production:: (T0344804460)

This brilliantly honest and witty new musical is a coming-of-age story about friendship and standing up for what matters

Producer	Headlong
Producer	Bristol Old Vic
Producer	Rose Theatre Kingston
Producer	Theatr Clwyd
Director	Jeremy Herrin
Design	Chiara Stephenson
Musical Director	Akintayo Akinbode
Director	Polly Bennett (movement director)
Performer	Scarlett Brookes (Debbie)
Performer	Calum Callaghan (Rick)
Performer	Josef Davies (Ginger)
Performer	Erin Doherty (Fiz)
Performer	Kevin McMonagle (Malcolm)
Performer	Enyi Okoronkwo (Talc)
Performer	Seyi Omooba (Tilly)
Performer	Lisa Palfrey (Mum)
Performer	Jack Riddiford (Higgy)
Performer	Ciaran Alexander Stewart (Loppy)

Listing:: L1116461423

Production details

This brilliantly honest and witty new musical is a coming-of-age story about friendship and standing up for what matters

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