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Voices archiveInside Blue - Blue identifies as neither male nor female, believing masculinity and femininity to be mere social constructs. The ultimate nonconformist, Blue refuses to be pigeon-holed and categorised, resisting even the labels of nationality, religion, ideology and sexual orientation. But what happens when Blue falls for the relatively conventional Peter? DNA - Imogen isn't who she thought she was. After being surprised by the results of a DNA ancestry test, she embarks on a life changing voyage of discovery. She doesn't know where this will lead but one thing's for sure, she has something to celebrate. It turns out she's not British! The Beast - A monumental ego and a self seeking ruthlessness have propelled Grossman to the top of his profession. An 'alpha male' in every sense, Grossman surrounds himself with flatterers and sycophants who fear and loathe him. Knowing his reputation for preying on young female employees, Caroline keeps her distance but an opportunity to advance her career propels her into Grossman's lascivious clutches. I, Richard - History is always written by the victor. After Henry Tudor defeated Richard III at the battle of Bosworth, Tudor historians created the elaborate fiction of a deformed usurper who schemed and murdered his way onto the English throne. But who was the real Richard III? This is a tale of murder, betrayal, rebellion, revenge and political intrigue, starting with the drowning of the Duke of Clarence in a butt of Malmsey and ending on the eve of the Battle of Bosworth.

Cast/Performers

Beata Taxzalska, Melanie Thompson

Creatives/Company

Author: Ian Dixon Potter
Company: Golden Age Theatre Company
Director: Ian Dixon Potter
Music: Neil Thompson

Voices

Voices (Play) production archive for QTIX code T301688839. Details of all Voices archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01490542114

Archive Listings

27 Sep 21
  to
28 Sep 21
White Bear
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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