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This is a story about me and ?Steve' - Steve is not in fact his real name, but a pseudonym, for a friend I've known for a long time, who I suspect may be a massive racist... We've not always seen eye to eye - different football teams, different taste in girls - but I never thought I'd be accusing him of being ?A Nazi' in a car park of Lidl on the night of June 9th. Kind of ironic now that he introduced me to ?Nazi Punks F**k Off' by the Dead Kennedy's. It'll Be Alt-Right is the story of friendship, disenfranchisement, punk-rock and a global movement - born of economic, political and social frustrations. Though a fusion of theatre, comedy, cabaret and jazz-punk, It'll Be Alt-Right explores the discourse between two lives and asks what it's like to be a disenfranchised young man in modern Britain. Is conservatism the new punk?

Cast/Performers

Matthew Greenhough

Creatives/Company

Author: Matthew Greenhough
Presented by(s): Wound Up Theatre, Sofi Berenger Productions
Director: Jonny Kelly

It'll Be Alt-Right on the Night

It'll Be Alt-Right on the Night (Performance) production archive for QTIX code T0601192329. Details of all It'll Be Alt-Right on the Night archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1089403406

Archive Listings

21 Feb 20	OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre) Oxford, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Sep 19 to 2 Oct 19	Pleasance Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
31 Jul 19 to 26 Aug 19	Pleasance Edinburgh Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Jul 19 to 13 Jul 19	The Seven Dials Playhouse Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
11 Jul 19 to 13 Jul 19	The Seven Dials Playhouse Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
21 Mar 19 to 23 Mar 19	Live Theatre Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear Performance Details => Venue archive

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