Spring Summer 2012 - West Yorkshire Playhouse
Spring Summer 2012 - West Yorkshire Playhouse
Spring Summer 2012 - West Yorkshire Playhouse
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Photograph by nik Mackey<br />
24 to 26 May<br />
Napoli<br />
Bea always felt like she never fitted into her life in<br />
<strong>Yorkshire</strong>, felt like she never quite belonged. Then<br />
two days ago, her Mother dropped a bombshell.<br />
Disorientated by what she’s heard, Bea flees to Italy<br />
to try and fit together the pieces of her family’s story.<br />
Among the washing lines of the Napoli rooftops, the<br />
hidden truths of three generations are revealed. The<br />
story stretches across history as the different eras<br />
collide, from the war torn decisions of 1944 to the<br />
present day.<br />
Flying Cloud’s vibrant style mixes technicolour<br />
spectacle, movement, music and emotionally<br />
charged drama. It aims to excite, entertain and<br />
challenge perceptions through inspiring stories<br />
from around the world.<br />
Napoli is part of our New Writing Season<br />
World Premiere<br />
Flying Cloud Theatre<br />
Company<br />
Written & Directed by<br />
Leandra Ashton<br />
Movement Director Dominic<br />
Leclerc<br />
Original Music Score James<br />
Hesford from Cellorhytmics<br />
Designer Takis<br />
Courtyard Theatre<br />
Tickets £13<br />
Discounts £3 off<br />
24 May to 1 June<br />
New<br />
Writing<br />
Season<br />
What would an ideal new writing season<br />
look like?<br />
Well, it could include the premiere of a new play<br />
(Napoli), give a taster of a major new play being<br />
developed, have writers in residence and open<br />
scratch nights. It should help find answers to big<br />
questions:<br />
What do writers want?<br />
How to take big risks with little money?<br />
How do we get more of the biggest, best and<br />
boldest plays to the stage?<br />
It can bring together artists, old friends and<br />
new colleagues (Emerge, Theatre in the Mill)<br />
and you, the audience, for a conversation about<br />
what kind of new writing theatre we want.<br />
We’re still working on the details of this so<br />
if you have any thoughts do share them at<br />
wyp.org.uk and we’ll let you know about our<br />
ideas and plans as they develop. Look forward<br />
to seeing you there.<br />
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