The Royal Exchange Theatre Young Company present
BRINK
WORLD PREMIERE
- 26 March 2015 - 29 March 2015
- The Studio
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What brings you to the brink? When you are so close to the edge - do you go forward or turn back? What happens if you cross over? Who are you on the other side? At a crucial point in your life, at the steep place, the threshold, the fork in the road, the turning point, did you move towards success or head for catastrophe?
It is make or break time on the brink. These are pivotal times. Vital days. Life offers you chances that bring you to the brink. Small changes. Big changes. Everything is possible when you are so close to the brink.
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Over the course of the next six weeks, our Young Communicators will be updating you on the lead up to BRINK...
- On the Brink of something good
- Behind the Brink
- Edging closing to the Brink
- We're on the brink...
- Beyond the Brink
- Event Information
VENUE: The Studio
PERFORMANCE DATES: Thursday 26 - Saturday 29 March 2015
PERFORMANCE TIMES:
Thursday & Friday 7.30pm
Saturday 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Sunday 2.30pmTICKET PRICES: Adults £8 / Concessions £6
BOOK TICKETS: Box Office 0161 833 9833 / online
RUNNING TIME: TBC
- Creative Team
By Jackie Kay in collaboration with the Royal Exchange Theatre Young Company.
DIRECTOR Matthew Xia
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Matt Hassall
DESIGNER Frankie Bradshaw
LIGHTING DESIGNER Ciaràn Cunningham
SOUND DESIGNER Ben Almond
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Ada Agratini
Emmeline Armitage
Matt Boylan
Shaban Dar
Takiyah Duncan-Jones
Tom Durrant
Nea Edwards-Dixon
Owen Fitzpatrick
Daniel Healiss
Sian Howard
Roisin Howells
Natasha Hylton
Robbie Lee
Maria Lowe
Jake Mainwaring
Aarian Mehrabani
Callum Morris
Ayanda Ndlovu
Jason Patel
Victoria Podemska
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'Brink is a wonderful, insightful and hopeful production by a group of talented, hardworking and creative young people.' Upstaged Manchester'the Young Company prove expert at inhabiting, bringing to life a whole range of dilemmas and transitions with a skilfully executed blend of monologue, movement and music. Brink is a beguiling, intriguing and satisfying show.' The Public Reviews
'Kay's script is beautiful... Her writing is poetic and trips off the tongue, there's some stunning choreography and a huge amount of musical talent from individual performers.' Mancunian Matters
