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Promised Land archivePromised Land tells the story of Leeds, its football club and its communities. The stage adaptation tells that same story through the eyes of Nathan and Caitlin, two young idealists growing up in mid-1970s Leeds, living in the same city but on opposite sides of a cultural and religious divide. Nathan is a third-generation Russian-Jewish immigrant, he's a Leeds United obsessive who dreams of making it as a writer, and Caitlin is a political campaigner and third-generation Irish-Catholic immigrant. Against all the odds they fall in love, united by their hopes and dreams; the kind of aspiration that drew their grandparents to the industrial city in the first place, but will that be enough to hold them together? And will they find a way to stay in Leeds or will they be forced to go their separate ways? Moving from the 1900s to the early 1960s and then on to the mid-1970s, this new play is a large-scale celebration of Leeds.

Cast/Performers

Tania Aghanian, Nick Ahad, Jack Amblin, Michael Arnold, Lauren Barkes, Denise Bastone, Ruth Berkoff, Matthew Brown, Paul Fox, Richard Galloway, Sarah-Kay Gibson, Chris Hyland, Hayley Irving, Lynsey Jones, David Kendra, Catherine Land, Carmen Martorell, Fiona McCulloch, Simon Moore, Steve Morrell, Hannah Murray, Scott Nelson, Beccy Owen, Joan Potter, Dawn Robson, Faz Shah, Rakhee Sharma, Ellen Shorrock, Sam Sommerfeld, Becky Smithson, Tony Spirrett, James Underwood, Adele Webb, David Wheatley, Florrie Wheeler, Carrera Emily Whittle, Hannah Williams

Creatives/Company

Author: Anthony Clavane
Music: Nick Stimson
Corporate Sponsor: Town Centre Securities PLC
Producer(s): Leeds Civic Arts Guild, The Carriageworks, Red Ladder
Director: Rod Dixon

Promised Land

Promised Land (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0341049820. Details of all Promised Land archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S560920463

Archive Listings

22 Jun 12
  to
30 Jun 12
The Carriageworks
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.
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