The
You Are Here gave WhatsOnStage a look inside the rehearsal room!
Neil Bartram and Brian Hill s show, which is set on the night of the moon landing, will star the previously revealed Wendi Peters alongside Rebecca McKinnis (
Dear Evan Hansen), Phil Adéle (
Our Town) and Jordan Frazier (who was in rehearsals for the
Bat Out of Hell tour before lockdown).
The piece has musical direction by Laura Bangay, with movement direction by Amie Hibbert, set and costume design by Libby Todd, lighting by Alex Musgrave, casting by Laura Loutit and sound design by Charles Parry.
The show, produced by Grey Area Theatre, will play for live socially distanced audiences throughout its four-week run from 17 May to 12 June, with two live-streamed shows on 22 May. Captions will be available for the matinee show that day.
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A new musical,
You Are Here, will premiere at Southwark Playhouse at the end of April.
The piece will either play to socially distanced audiences or via live-stream, depending on what the restrictions are. For those not willing to watch live, there is also one designated, captioned, live-streamed performance on 7 May 2021.
Neil Bartram and Brian Hill s show, which is set on the night of the moon landing, will star Wendi Peters, with further casting to be revealed.
The piece has musical direction by Laura Bangay, with movement direction by Amie Hibbert, set and costume design by Libby Todd, lighting by Jai Morjaria and sound design by Charles Parry.
Public Domain at Southwark Playhouse | Review
January 16, 2021 Last updated:
March 17, 2021
A lot happens in
Public Domain, which explores the digital world. First night ‘technical difficulties’ were, I’m reasonably certain, met with a mixture of stoicism and irony from the audience (and indeed from the cast). I must admit I thought the show had ended abruptly, like the final episode of the American television series
The Sopranos. And I might have otherwise missed a good twenty minutes or so if I’d left the stream at that point. Public Domain – Francesca Forristal and Jordan Paul Clarke – Photo The Other Richard.