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The Pool - City of Culture?
A LYRICAL FAIRY TALE ABOUT FRIENDSHIP, FATE AND THE FORCES
OF NATURE
written and performed by James Brough and Helen Elizabeth
Arts Theatre from 3rd – 21st April
To celebrate Liverpool 08, 80 years of the Arts Theatre
and Liverpool's 800th birthday we have a strictly limited £8 ticket
offer. Simply call 0870 060 1742 and quote "£8 ticket offer".
Subject to availability.
The Pool - City of Culture?, a contemporary verse drama set
in Liverpool, won universal acclaim and a Scotsman Fringe First award
for new writing at the 2006 Edinburgh Festival.
Devised and performed by James Brough and Helen Elizabeth, the new
writers in residence at The Arts, The Pool - City of Culture?
is a two handed drama written in rhyme and prose, following a day in
the life of David and Tina.
David is a cockney chancer, full of swagger and mischief, who has drunkenly
taken the train to Liverpool and finds himself stranded there after
being robbed. Tina, a spiky but soft-hearted scouser, comes to his aid.
They share a day of secrets and lies, trouble and strife, intrigue and
romance, dancing, a fight... Will they or won’t they? Maybe they
might.
Arts Theatre
6-7 Great Newport Street
London WC2H 7JB
Box Office: 0870 060 1742
Tickets £15.00 £10.00 (concs)
Tuesday April 3 at 7.00pm (press night)
Wednesday April 4 - Saturday April 21
Wednesday - Saturday at 7.30pm (except press night)
All
offer tickets are subject to availability
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