Performance

Venue	The Vaults
	Also: Waterloo Vaults Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	8th February 2017
Opened	9th February 2017
To	12th February 2017
When	19:45
The Vaults (V01067696945)
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Date of change: 3 Jan 17 - T1511063407

This Must Be The Place

Work:: This Must Be The Place (S0874127386)

Adam, a young Londoner in the midst of crisis, desperately tries for a clean break from technology, love, connectivity and the pressures of city life in an attempt to find home. A million miles away, or perhaps not so far, two friends try to start again in the big smoke as fugitives from their problems, but find they are still waiting on the margins. Two short ballads about being alive and not... This Must Be The Place is a story about migration, missed connections and life on the edge of respectability. It's about where we are now and whether we are really living. It is both frantic and funny, quiet and thoughtful, sometimes bleak, but never without a sense of hope.

Author	Brad Birch
Author	Kenneth Emson

Production:: (T1511063407)

The stories are brought to life by a talented ensemble of four actors using Poleroid's trademark theatre combined with live gig. This is an exhilarating first time collaboration between Pinter Commission winning Brad Birch and BAFTA-nominated Kenneth Emson.

Company	Poleroid Theatre
Director	Justin Audibert
Performer	Mike Noble
Performer	Feliks Mathur
Performer	Molly Roberts
Performer	Hamish Rush

Listing:: L1974856601

Part of the Vaults Festival

Production details

The stories are brought to life by a talented ensemble of four actors using Poleroid's trademark theatre combined with live gig. This is an exhilarating first time collaboration between Pinter Commission winning Brad Birch and BAFTA-nominated Kenneth Emson. Part of the Vaults Festival

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