Rebekah is back at her parents' house, holed up with her old university essays and family records. Determined to move on with her life, she begins writing the story of her great-grandfather, a World War One conscientious objector. But each page brings the events she is trying to outrun ever closer. Rebekah's own story needs to be told... How, as a new graduate, she was just grateful for a job. But when volatile Michelle became her best friend then her worst enemy, her life descended into misery. As office became battleground, she saw the things she loved destroyed until... but that's the part she doesn't want to remember.T1987710168Written by Adam Z. Robinson and performed by Rachel Ashwanden, this gripping one woman show asks us to consider the consequences of our actions and inactions when pushed to the edge. Parental guidance 12+. Contains strong language.Producer Milan Govedarica. Company Pillbox Theatre. Director Alex Chisholm. Design Sam Chase. Lighting Natalie McLoughlin. Sound Adam Jareh. Performer Rachel Ashwanden. | |
| 6 Dec 14 | Theatre in the Mill, Bradford :: V968 listing details L2128639044 |
| 13 Nov 14 to 14 Nov 14 | South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell :: V731 listing details L02096088529 |
| 13 Oct 14 | The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter :: V1892701352 listing details L1420462260 |
| 11 Oct 14 | Hull Truck Theatre, Hull :: V935 listing details L2120921070 |
| 6 Oct 14 to 7 Oct 14 | Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford :: V799 listing details L275667226 |
| 1 Oct 14 to 2 Oct 14 | General, Leeds :: V1058 listing details L01766565799 |
