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Roadmovie is the second play by Nick Whitfield and Oxford based Wes Williams following the fringe hit of the 1997 festival Albert Camus, What s The Score. Their style of intimate story-telling interjects the most fantastical dreamlike sequences into the everyday and observational. This latest play is set in a video rental shop on Kilburn High Road. Alex (favourite film - Spinal Tap) works at the video shop with Jermaine (Face/Off), Christine (Three Colours White) and the furious Elvis ('Don't ask stupid questions. ). This isn't Blockbusters, however, this is the independent sector, where the customer is rarely right. This lot are not going to grin inanely and try to sell you a bucket of popcorn as you try to rent your favourite movie. Arguing won't work because for those who work here, this isn't the leisure industry. It's life and death. Using a blend of solo performance and film, Roadmovie explores the histories, the dreams and the fears of people who live and work along the Kilburn High Road.T1171992530Producer Mobius Industries. Director Wes Williams. Design Naomi Wilkinson. | |
| 8 Nov 04 to 27 Nov 04 | BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), Inner London :: V168 listing details L2076408501 |
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| 13 Dec 03 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L0586293188 |
| 28 Nov 03 | Anglia Ruskin Drama Studio, Cambridge :: V20 listing details L12810887 |
| 23 Oct 03 | Arts Centre, Colchester :: V1044 listing details L02028378525 |
| 18 Oct 03 | King's Lynn Arts Centre, Kings Lynn :: V67 listing details L0381717878 |
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| 28 Jul 02 | Etcetera Theatre, Inner London :: V198 listing details L261341026 |
| 13 Jul 02 | Pegasus Theatre, Oxford :: V801 listing details L1594013059 |
