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Lardo archiveMorbidly obese, girlfriendless and abandoned by his best friend, Lardo is determined to join the glamorous bad boys of the Scottish wrestling scene, Tartan Wrestling Madness. When his dream finally comes true Lardo swiftly becomes an overnight sensation, but the massive highs and crippling lows of being a professional wrestler soon threaten to overwhelm this unlikely hero. As his real life descends into something reminiscent of a wrestling storyline, Lardo has to decide what his priorities are, who he can trust, and whether he can retain his love for the sport that made him great. And as always in professional wrestling, accounts must finally be settled in the ring... Presented by Metal Rabbit (Fiesta, Johnny Got His Gun) Lardo is a big, bold look at the most ridiculous sport of our time - those who make it, those who hate it, and the crowds who adore it. Featuring (almost) real stunts, full scale audience fight interaction (throwing beer/insults encouraged), and enough spandex to throttle a horse, Lardo is the ultimate steel-cage, no-mercy, royal-rumble of theatre for spring 2015. Running time: 1hr 30mins

Cast/Performers

Daniel Buckley (Lardo), Rebecca Pownall (Cassie), Laura Darrall (Kelly), Zoe Hunter (Mary), Nick Karimi (Stairs), Stuart Ryan (Wee Man / Derek)

Creatives/Company

Author: Mike Stone
Producer(s): George Warren, Martha Rose Wilson (for Metal Rabbit)
Presented by: Metal Rabbit Productions
Director(s): Finn Caldwell, Henry Devas (wrestlling)
Design: Max Dorey
Lighting: Matthew Daw
Sound: Kieran Lucas
Stage Manager: Rebecca Denby
Costume: Max Dorey

Lardo

Lardo (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1949798893. Details of all Lardo archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0676062948

Archive Listings

3 Mar 15
  to
29 Mar 15
Old Red Lion
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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