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The Words are Coming Now - Hotel Du Vin/To Be My Eyes/Speaking Freely/Nightstand/Words/Talk Tonight/Ask Me Anything/Flamingo/Sorry Not Sorry/#Shhh_Timetoli archive

A series of commissions exploring consent, power and the new normal. As we face a significant shift in sexual politics the conversation of how we treat each other and what sort of society we want to live in feels essential. 503 dives into 2018 with a series of responses to the current climate that explores the many roads that have led to this moment and the directions we may take from here. Each performance will be accompanied by post-show discussions and talks exploring the content and the conversations going forward.

Cast/Performers

Amy Blair, Deshaye Gayle, Dilek Rose, Kerry Peers, James Dutton, Jason Barnett, Nicole Sawyerr, Sarah Caltieri, Will Norris

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Richard Bean, Chris Bush, Fergus Church, April de Angelis, Amy Evans, Kevin Forde, Dipika Guha, Patrick Russell, Elise Van Lil, Deidan Williams
Producer: Helen Milne
Director(s): Cressida Brown, Ailin Conant, Chino Odimba, Lisa Spirling

The Words are Coming Now - Hotel Du Vin/To Be My Eyes/Speaking Freely/Nightstand/Words/Talk Tonight/Ask Me Anything/Flamingo/Sorry Not Sorry/#Shhh_Timetoli

The Words are Coming Now - Hotel Du Vin/To Be My Eyes/Speaking Freely/Nightstand/Words/Talk Tonight/Ask Me Anything/Flamingo/Sorry Not Sorry/#Shhh_Timetoli (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01286263086. Details of all The Words are Coming Now - Hotel Du Vin/To Be My Eyes/Speaking Freely/Nightstand/Words/Talk Tonight/Ask Me Anything/Flamingo/Sorry Not Sorry/#Shhh_Timetoli archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0150219339

Archive Listings

25 Jan 18
to
27 Jan 18

Theatre503
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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