Details

The Gunwallow brothers are in deep trouble. Slim's scrapyard has gone belly-up. Dwayne owes money to some bad people. And Mark's in love with dodgy Tina from down the pub. As if that's not enough, their dad's just popped his clogs and left them on the brink of bankruptcy. Contains adult themes and language

Cast/Performers

Jack Brownridge-Kelly, Ben Kernow, Darren Seed

Creatives/Company

Author: Carl Grosse
Presented by(s): Minack Theatre, Ha Hum Ah Theatre
Director(s): Millie Brolly, Jonny Dry (assistant)
Design: Marion Harrison
Costume: Marion Harrison
Lighting: Simon Hutchings
Producer(s): Zoe Curnow, Ben Kernow

Superstition Mountain

Superstition Mountain (Play) production archive for QTIX code T166712262. Details of all Superstition Mountain archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01451600953

Archive Listings

3 Nov 22 to 5 Nov 22	Theatre Royal Plymouth Plymouth, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
28 May 22	General General, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
27 May 22	General General, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
26 May 22	Acorn Arts Centre Penzance, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
25 May 22	Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre Tunbridge Wells, Kent Performance Details => Venue archive
23 May 22	St Austell Arts Centre St Austell, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
21 May 22	Sterts Arts Centre Liskeard, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
20 May 22	General General, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
19 May 22	Cornerstone Arts Centre Didcot, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
17 May 22	General General, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
13 May 22 to 14 May 22	BOAT (Brighton Open Air Theatre) Brighton, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive
5 May 22 to 7 May 22	Greenwich Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
16 Mar 22 to 24 Mar 22	Minack Theatre Penzance, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Janice Cockett: 02Apr22:
Saw this last week at The Minack Theatre. Definitely very strong language, but realistic given the context. Really enjoyed its down-to-earth humour & all three actors suited their parts very well. A ludicrous Cornish tale to enjoy.

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