Technicolor
Technicolor
A co-production with the New Wolsey Theatre
-1955. Texas. 104 degrees
Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean.
On an oppressively hot set, in the middle of the Texan desert the filming of the Hollywood epic, Giant begins. . A love affair, fuelled by insomnia, alcohol and jealousy, tragically cut short by the untimely death of James Dean.
Using the language of 1950s cinema you’ll see the action both on and off camera. An uncomfortably intimate and dysfunctional triangle of love, sex and narcissism.
A story about the relationship between reality and construct. A dramatisation of this real-life moment where modern celebrity and its intoxicating promise of re-invention was born.
Constructed images, fragile egos and the tragic death of a young star combine in a cautionary tale about the seductive power of fame.
Rhum and Clay has a superb pedigree in producing striking physical theatre that is passionate, vibrant and challenging. It is storytelling at its finest.
Deft and ingenious.
This is a brand new creation, from the team behind the smash hit The War of the Worlds and The Stage Award winning Mistero Buffo, and collaborating with writer Stephen Laughton (feature film On the Line, and West End play One Jewish Boy).
Directed by Julian Spooner and Matt Wells.
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Prices
Tickets from £17.50
Concessions from £20
The following concessions apply on standard tickets (Mon-Wed and Matinees):
- Students & Under 25s
- Job Seekers, Pension Credit & Universal Credit recipients
- Carers Card UK Cardholders
- Access
The following discounts apply on standard tickets:
- Groups & £18 Schools tickets / Members
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Prices include all applicable fees & levies.
Find out more about our concessions & discounts.
Details
Venue: Main House
Mon - Wed Evenings, 7.30pm
Wed Matinee, 2.30pm
AccessibilityTo book accessible tickets and discuss your access requirements, please contact our Box Office.
For more info on Accessibility, click here.
14+
Technicolor includes adult themes and nudity.
Technicolor
A co-production with the New Wolsey Theatre
-1955. Texas. 104 degrees
Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean.
On an oppressively hot set, in the middle of the Texan desert the filming of the Hollywood epic, Giant begins. . A love affair, fuelled by insomnia, alcohol and jealousy, tragically cut short by the untimely death of James Dean.
Using the language of 1950s cinema you’ll see the action both on and off camera. An uncomfortably intimate and dysfunctional triangle of love, sex and narcissism.
A story about the relationship between reality and construct. A dramatisation of this real-life moment where modern celebrity and its intoxicating promise of re-invention was born.
Constructed images, fragile egos and the tragic death of a young star combine in a cautionary tale about the seductive power of fame.
Rhum and Clay has a superb pedigree in producing striking physical theatre that is passionate, vibrant and challenging. It is storytelling at its finest.
Deft and ingenious.
This is a brand new creation, from the team behind the smash hit The War of the Worlds and The Stage Award winning Mistero Buffo, and collaborating with writer Stephen Laughton (feature film On the Line, and West End play One Jewish Boy).
Directed by Julian Spooner and Matt Wells.
Add more to your visit!
Prices
Tickets from £17.50
Concessions from £20
The following concessions apply on standard tickets (Mon-Wed and Matinees):
- Students & Under 25s
- Job Seekers, Pension Credit & Universal Credit recipients
- Carers Card UK Cardholders
- Access
The following discounts apply on standard tickets:
- Groups & £18 Schools tickets / Members
See More Save More - Multi-Buy Tickets
Prices include all applicable fees & levies.
Find out more about our concessions & discounts.
Details
Venue: Main House
Mon - Wed Evenings, 7.30pm
Wed Matinee, 2.30pm
AccessibilityTo book accessible tickets and discuss your access requirements, please contact our Box Office.
For more info on Accessibility, click here.
14+
Technicolor includes adult themes and nudity.