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Home Edinburgh Fringe 2019

Edinburgh Preview: Piano_Play at Underbelly George Square

by Staff Writer
July 14, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Piano Play

Piano Play

Piano_Play
Underbelly George Square (The Wee Coo)
31st July – 26th August
13.20 (60 mins)
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Charlie Russell Productions have announced the world première of Calum Finlay’s Piano_Play. The production directed by Matt Hassall, stars Ed Zanders as Tom. It opens at Underbelly on Saturday 3 August, with previews from 31 July and runs until 29 August.

Bach + Beethoven + Britney = Tom

Tom needs to tell you something. But, he’s not very good with words so he’s going to play some music for you. Then he hopes that you’ll finally understand.

       

A play about obsession and classical music. For classical music lovers and for people who don’t know they love it yet.

Calum Finlay writes. His credits include debut play What Goes On in Front of Closed Doors (Edinburgh Festival Fringe). As an actor his credits include Hamlet, Mary Stuart (Almeida Theatre) and Switzerland (Ambassadors Theatre).

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Ed Zanders plays Tom. His theatre credits include Sweeney Todd (Lausanne, Switzerland), Mischief Movie Night (UK tour), Parade (Vivo D’Arte, Frogmore Paper Mill). As an arranger his credits include West End Miscast (Actors Church, Covent Garden) and Piaf (Charing Cross Theatre)

Matt Hassall directs. His credits include Mixtape, The Factory and We Were Told There Would Be Dancing (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester). Hassall was a resident director at  Almeida Theatre and the Young Company Director at  Royal Exchange Theatre 2014-2018.

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