Performance

Venue	Theatre503
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	8th July 2019
To	8th July 2019
When	19:30
Theatre503 (V232)
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Date of change: 3 Jul 19 - T01742515369

That Mad Little Planet Called Earth

Work:: That Mad Little Planet Called Earth (S01592681362)

A sci-fi comedy set billions of years ago about how life started on Earth. The planets are in a race to be the first to create life and in the wake of the Extinction Rebellion this play will hit you with a BANG!

Author

Tamsin Irwin

Production:: (T01742515369)

Rehearsed reading. "An ending has to have a beginning, so there must be a narrative" and Irwin has encapsulated this wonderfully through her witty exploration of relationships in our solar system. Watch the story unfold through flirting, friendship and rivalries and join us at the start of this new space adventure.

Presented by	Making Drama
Presented by	The Hidden Theatre Company (in association with Theatre503)
Director	Jeremy Sheffer
Performer	Matt Houlihan (Universe / Saturn)
Performer	Gillian Horgan (Sun)
Performer	Douglas Clarke-Wood (Earth / Pluto)
Performer	Faye Maughan (Venus / Mercury)
Performer	Mark Philip Compton (Jupiter / Neptune)
Performer	Gabriel Ballestero Frech (Uranus)
Performer	Jeremy Sheffer (Mars)

Listing:: L01570654399

Production details

Rehearsed reading. "An ending has to have a beginning, so there must be a narrative" and Irwin has encapsulated this wonderfully through her witty exploration of relationships in our solar system. Watch the story unfold through flirting, friendship and rivalries and join us at the start of this new space adventure.

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