Category B - T0538323944"No one wants to go to a Cat B prison, no-one wants to come here, prisoners and screws alike." Saul runs a tip-top wing - the screws love him for it, especially Angela. Prisoners follow his rules, and it’s all gravy. But Saul’s number two position is vacant, new inmates are flooding in, so everyone’s feeling the heat. Errol could fill the gap, but he’s up for parole in 6 weeks, and new kid Rio’s rocking the boat. No-one wants to go to Cat B, but the world on the outside is a different story.Author Roy Williams. Director Paulette Randall. Design Rosa Maggiora. Lighting James Farncombe. Sound Tom Lishman. Performer Jimmy Akingbola. Performer Aml Ameen. Performer John Boyega. Performer Karl Collins. Performer Sharon Duncan-Brewster. Performer Abhin Galeya. Performer Jaye Griffiths. Performer Kobna Holdbrook-Smith. Performer Simone James. Performer Amelia Lowdell. Performer Cecilia Noble. Performer Rebecca Scroggs. Performer Robert Whitelock. | |
| 8 Oct 09 to 19 Dec 09 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L340762202 |
Seize the Day - T01684849393"The symbolism of having a Black mayor! A city of 45% colour, should have a mayor of colour don’t you think?" Jeremy Charles has got the face to represent it - a well-spoken, good-looking Londoner, with an appetite for change: yes he can! He’s sold his pitch on reality TV, but can he be the real people’s candidate?Author Kwame Kwei-Armah. Director Kwame Kwei-Armah. Design Rosa Maggiora. Lighting James Farnbombe. Sound Tom Lishman. Performer Jimmy Akingbola. Performer Aml Ameen. Performer John Boyega. Performer Karl Collins. Performer Sharon Duncan-Brewster. Performer Abhin Galeya. Performer Jaye Griffiths. Performer Kobna Holdbrook-Smith. Performer Simone James. Performer Amelia Lowdell. Performer Cecilia Noble. Performer Rebecca Scroggs. Performer Robert Whitelock. | |
| 22 Oct 09 to 17 Dec 09 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L1090795526 |
Detaining Justice - T1477911666Justice is locked in a cold dark cell, his asylum application pending. His sister Grace would like to help, but has been told to leave it in God’s hands. Government Prosecutor Mark Cole has an infallible reputation for successful prosecutions - however he has had a change of heart - and job. His first case is for the defence of Justice - but, in his new role, is Cole the man to help? The cloud of recession looms, unemployment rises, and the fight to remain is tougher than ever.Author Bola Agbaje. Director Indhu Rubasingham. Design Rosa Maggiora. Lighting James Farncombe. Sound Tom Lishman. Performer Jimmy Akingbola. Performer Aml Ameen. Performer John Boyega. Performer Karl Collins. Performer Sharon Duncan-Brewster. Performer Abhin Galeya. Performer Jaye Griffiths. Performer Kobna Holdbrook-Smith. Performer Simone James. Performer Amelia Lowdell. Performer Cecilia Noble. Performer Rebecca Scroggs. Performer Robert Whitelock. | |
| 25 Nov 09 to 15 Dec 09 | The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre), Inner London :: V250 listing details L456377813 |
Three Black playwrights look at the state of Britain at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The Not Black And White season is sponsored by Bloomberg's 'New writing for New audiences' programme.
