Details

It's the near future, or maybe it's the 1950's, definitely one of the two, and the little English town of Ashcomb is about to get blown to smithereens in a cataclysmic apocalyptic meltdown of unknown proportions. Musician/theatre maker Dom Coyote (Kneehigh) and a room full of fantastic artists are about to delve into this bizarre world of 1950's B-movies, rock n roll, skittle, 70's synths, homemade instruments, old news reels and epic storytelling. Inspired by Philip K Dick's classic novel Dr. Bloodmoney, the star-gazing world of David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust and classic 1950s sci-fi movies, this is a Scratch not to be missed....Oh, and there's a big communal kazoo playing bit in it too.

Creatives/Company

Presented by(s): Dom Coyote, Bloodmoneys
Author(s): Dom Coyote, Michael Vale, Tom Penn
Musical Director: Dom Coyote
Director: Tom Penn

Songs for the End of the World

Songs for the End of the World (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1164564274. Details of all Songs for the End of the World archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01997029890

Archive Listings

2 Nov 17 to 3 Nov 17	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Birmingham, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
2 Nov 17 to 3 Nov 17	Hull Truck Theatre Hull, Humberside Performance Details => Venue archive
31 Oct 17 to 1 Nov 17	Everyman & Playhouse Liverpool, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive
16 May 17	Theatre Royal Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Mar 17	The Garage Norwich, Norfolk Performance Details => Venue archive
11 Mar 17	The Old Market Hove, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
13 Oct 16 to 15 Oct 16	BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
17 Feb 16 to 21 Feb 16	The Vaults Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive

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