Ad not shown
T1764677361A piece of interactive theatre for a playing audience, Early Days (of a better nation) explores the possibilities of nationhood and democracy, drawing inspiration from the 2011 England riots, Arab Spring, Iceland's crowd-sourced constitution and the rise (and fall) of Occupy. Early Days is presented as a part of Parliament Week 2014, a programme of events that connect people across the UK with Parliament and democracy.Producer Rosalind Wynn. Company Coney. Director Annette Mees. Sound Richard Hammarton. Music Richard Hammarton. Lighting Cis O'Boyle. Design Jeannine Inglis Hall. Sound Richard Hammarton. | |
| 12 May 15 to 14 May 15 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L992383308 |
| 8 May 15 | Unity Theatre, Liverpool :: V539 listing details L0834095017 |
| 5 May 15 to 6 May 15 | The Point, Eastleigh :: V1114 listing details L1028175214 |
| 1 May 15 to 2 May 15 | The Mac (Metropolitan Arts Centre), Belfast :: V2073141420 listing details L0481176995 |
| 28 Apr 15 to 29 Apr 15 | The Arches, Glasgow :: V618 listing details L1910246720 |
Other listings | |
| 21 Apr 15 to 25 Apr 15 | General, Outer London :: V1087 listing details L01439724784 |
© Dynamic Listing Ltd, UK. 1995-2024
The war is over and the nation lies in ruins. You and your fellow survivors must build the beginnings of a new country. What are the rules you're going to live by? And can you avoid the mistakes of the past?