Details

Terracotta vividly captures the razor sharp emotions and changing moods of young people on the brink of adulthood. This is a bittersweet play about the pain of family relationships and the strange colours of love.

Cast/Performers

James Bradshaw, Kellie Bright, David Spinx

Creatives/Company

Author: Jess Walters
Company(s): Hampstead Theatre, Birmingham Rep
Director: Marianne Elliott
Design: Emily Couper

Terracotta

Terracotta (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01837870954. Details of all Terracotta archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01689142007

Archive Listings

8 Mar 00 to 25 Mar 00	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Birmingham, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
25 Feb 00 to 4 Mar 00	Hampstead Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

The Times: 11Jan01:
When the script allows them to do so [Kellie Bright] and [James Bradshaw] show themselves perfectly able to give the edgy, quirky performances the rôles require.

The Daily Telegraph: 11Jan01:
Artistic Director [Jenny Topper] has turned up trumps with [Jess Walters] s Terracotta. [James Bradshaw] is wonderfully funny as the tubby, lovestruck Brummie, and [Kellie Bright] is sensationally good as Nicola. It s a lovely piece of work, with the same kind of charm as [Jonathan Harvey] s big hit, Beautiful Thing.

User Reviews

The Times (11Jan01): When the script allows them to do so [Kellie Bright] and [James Bradshaw] show themselves perfectly able to give the edgy, quirky performances the rôles require.

The Daily Telegraph (11Jan01): Artistic Director [Jenny Topper] has turned up trumps with [Jess Walters] s Terracotta. [James Bradshaw] is wonderfully funny as the tubby, lovestruck Brummie, and [Kellie Bright] is sensationally good as Nicola. It s a lovely piece of work, with the same kind of charm as [Jonathan Harvey] s big hit, Beautiful Thing.

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