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Lillie Lee lives on the Heights estate. Confined to her bedroom by sickness, Lillie feels isolated and abnormal. Her bedroom window is her only connection to the outside world; she obsessively watches her neighbours from it and keeps herself occupied by making up stories about them. An unusual encounter with Dara, another girl from the estate, leads the two teenagers to strike up a firm friendship that may prove to be dangerous. The Heights touches on what it's like to be different from others, it examines the idea of storytelling and the power of the imagination, and looks at how the lines between fact and fiction can often easily become blurred.T01359882148Duration: 1hr 20mins. Suitability: 13+Director Phil Hoffmann. Director Lauren Pattison (assistant). Design Andrew Wood. Performer Lauren Waine (Bizzy). Performer Iona Douglas (The Nice Woman). Performer Emma Crowley (Bennett Dara). Performer Michaela Forbes (Lillie Lee). Performer Melanie Hodgetts (Mother). Performer Grant Gair (Fat Pat). Performer Arron Gair (Fat Matt). Performer Dean Bone (Jimmy). Performer Adam Davis (Webb / Sampson the Shopkeeper). Performer Niek Versteeg (Jacob). Performer Adam Wells (Boyle). Performer Adam Davis (Webb). Performer Genevieve Legg (TV Presenter - voice over). | |
| 3 Apr 12 to 5 Apr 12 | Live Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V567 listing details L01511909977 |
T01609822788Company Chichester Festival Youth Theatre. | |
| 6 Jul 09 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L01047480226 |
