TOOT TUNES
Fri 19 Oct, 9:30pm
An evening of gorgeous post-theatre music, including Fiona Bevans and Firestations. FREE when you book for either upstairs or downstairs show on the same evening.
Switchback, in a co-production with ARC Stockton and in association with Northern Stage
4 Star reviews for Lucy And The Hawk from: The Upcoming, Everything Theatre and What's Peen Seen. Click on the links to read the reviews.
Written and directed by Phil Ormrod.
Performed and co-devised by Tom Walton and Abigail Moffatt.
Something's happening to Elliott and Lucy.
He can't seem to concentrate. She feels like someone's following her, and her phone keeps ringing in the middle of the night. And whenever Elliott looks at the sky, a bird is circling, watching him.
Preview Tuesday 9 October
Venue: Upstairs
Please note that, regrettably, the upstairs theatre is not currently accessible for wheelchair users.
4 Star reviews for Lucy And The Hawk from: The Upcoming, Everything Theatre and What's Peen Seen. Click on the links to read the reviews.
"...Both actors in this production are remarkable considering the immense physical and vocal performances required of them." Clare McCraith, The Upcoming
"Lucy and the Hawk is an enjoyable and well thought-out piece, which is at once funny, emotional and energetic. The design is great, and the performances razor-sharp". Louie Corpe, Everything Theatre.
"(Lucy and the Hawk) comes across as warm, mysterious and in many ways romantic." Thomas E Woods, What's Peen Seen.
Something's happening to Elliott and Lucy.
He can't seem to concentrate. She feels like someone's following her, and her phone keeps ringing in the middle of the night. And whenever Elliott looks at the sky, a bird is circling, watching him.
The universe is a big place, and the world is full of people, and maybe we aren’t all so separate as we think.
Lucy and the Hawk is a comedy about loneliness and peregrine falcons. It’s a warm but surprising story that’s part mystery, part peculiar romance, and a love letter to the landscape of Northumberland.
"Stylish and provocative... guaranteed to challenge your assumptions" - BBC Manchester (on Homelands, Bolton Octagon Studio)
*Free live music after the show: book for TOOT Tunes at the same time as Lucy and the Hawk on Friday 19 Oct and you'll get free admission to this fabulous live music event (usually £3)
Free Post-show Discussion
Tuesday 16 October
Devising With Text
Join director/writer Phil Ormrod and the performer/devisers Abigail Moffat and Tom Walton for a discussion about finding ways to create a text within a devised work, and the challenges this poses - both as a writer and as a performer.
Fri 19 Oct, 9:30pm
An evening of gorgeous post-theatre music, including Fiona Bevans and Firestations. FREE when you book for either upstairs or downstairs show on the same evening.
Tue 9 Oct – Sat 27 Oct, 7:45pm
Ten out of Ten gets 5 and 4 Stars on Whats On Stage, What's on the Fringe, One Stop Arts, What's Peen Seen and TheatreThoughts.com. Click on the links to read the full reviews.
Ten Out of Ten is a comic peek into our absurd world of triumphs and disasters.
Three experts will put our successes and failures under the microscope using electric guitars, the raising of hands and chalking on walls.