Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Pay what you feel - £9.00
Sorcha McCaffrey presents
LADYBONES
Tuesday 18th - Friday 21st February 2020
*Thursday 20th performance will be BSL interpreted*
Show begins: 7.30pm
Tickets:
Tues 18th: Pay What You Feel
Wed 19th - Fri 21st: £9 full price / £7 concession
Age recommendation: 12+
Running time: Approx. 60 mins
Archaeologist Nuala unearths a skeleton and her ordered life starts to unravel. Digging into the mystery of the bones, can she handle the chaos of what she discovers?
Based on personal experience, Ladybones is an uplifting and compelling story about OCD, dungarees and being weird but not a weirdo.
Written and performed by Sorcha McCaffrey and directed by award-winning director Lucia Cox, Ladybones comes to Alphabetti following a successful run at Edinburgh Fringe.
"Elicits such immense joy and such immense sorrow, and no watcher will be the same afterwards." ★★★★★ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
"Original and riveting theatre" ★★★★★ The Feminist Fringe
"Outstanding. It's hilarious, emotional, compassionate, and an absolute riot." ★★★★★ Young Perspective
Content warnings: includes flashing lights, sexual references, and scenes that some may find distressing.
Alphabetti Theatre
Saint James' Boulevard
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 4HP
The Alphabetti Theatre bar and theatre are wheelchair accessible. We have space for two wheelchair users per performance.
Ticket Collection Policy: Tickets must be collected by the show's start time. Tickets uncollected by the start time will be made available to those on the waiting list for shows which sell out.
Age Recommendation: 12+
Running Time: approx. Approx. 60 minutes
Alphabetti Theatre is based in Newcastle Upon Tyne and was created by Ali Pritchard in 2012. We create, produce, and programme new, original work from emerging artists across the performing arts, championing work in Music, Theatre, Comedy and Poetry. We strive to make theatre that is relatable and accessible to all, and are constantly looking for new ways to challenge ourselves, physically, mentally and conceptually – we believe that by challenging ourselves we inevitably challenge the audience, creating engaging and original experiences.
