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First Look: Approaching Empty at Kiln Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
December 17, 2018
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Approaching Empty. Kammy Darweish Mansha and Maanuv Thiara Tany. Credit Helen Murray

Approaching Empty. Kammy Darweish Mansha and Maanuv Thiara Tany. Credit Helen Murray

Rehearsal images have been released for the world première of Ishy Din’s Approaching Empty at the Kiln Theatre.

The production opens at Kiln Theatre on 14 January, with previews from 9 January, and runs until 2 February. Following performances at Kiln Theatre, the production tours to Live Theatre, Newcastle; Tron Theatre, Glasgow; Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh; Derby Theatre; Belgrade Theatre, Coventry; Curve, Leicester; Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch, and Coliseum Theatre, Oldham.

In a scruffy minicab office, Mansha decides it’s time to create his own destiny and offers to buy a business from his lifelong friend Raf. As the realities of the state of the business slowly unravel, these two best friends must confront the difficulties of going into business with those closest to them.

       

Set in North East England, in the aftermath of Margaret Thatcher’s death, this compelling drama by award-winning playwright Ishy Din, lays bare the everyday struggles of a post-industrial generation of South Asian British men.

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