Standing Blind: Secrets and Lives in Liverpool, March 2008
Working with a full professional creative team, our youth theatre devised this piece to explore how they felt about living in Liverpool today. Touching on gang culture, family breakdown, isolation and peer pressure it was a hard hitting piece that tackled the issues head on. Using the metaphor of Anthony Gormley’s Another Place figures, though, brought an elegiac and very theatrical feel to the piece.
Directed by Paula Simms, Assistant Director was Fiona Thompson, music by Patrick Dineen and film from Adrian Challis.
Working with a full professional creative team, our youth theatre devised this piece to explore how they felt about living in Liverpool today. Touching on gang culture, family breakdown, isolation and peer pressure it was a hard hitting piece that tackled the issues head on. Using the metaphor of Anthony Gormley’s Another Place figures, though, brought an elegiac and very theatrical feel to the piece.
Directed by Paula Simms, Assistant Director was Fiona Thompson, music by Patrick Dineen and film from Adrian Challis.
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