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First Look: As We Face The Sun at the Bush Theatre

by Staff Writer
August 23, 2023
Reading Time: 5 mins read
The Bush Young Company in As We Face The Sun at the Bush Theatre. (Photo by Harry Elletson)

The Bush Young Company in As We Face The Sun at the Bush Theatre. (Photo by Harry Elletson)

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Ahead of tonight’s press night, images are released by Harry Elletson of As We Face The Sun a world premiere written by Kit Withington, directed by Lynette Linton and Katie Greenall, performed by Bush Young Company.

As We Face The Sun a new play written by Kit Withington (Living Newspaper, Royal Court) and directed by the Bush Theatre’s Artistic Director Lynette Linton and Young Company Director Katie Greenall runs 22 – 26 August.

‘Work with the Community and talent development are central to everything we do at the Bush Theatre’, says Artistic Director Lynette Linton.  ‘It is really important this work is braided together with everything we present on the Bush’s main stage, the Holloway Theatre. Our Bush Young Companies, which began during the disruption of the pandemic, have thrilled us all with the amount of talent shown.  Developing this talent and bringing it into our industry is fundamental to our programme and shouldn’t be separated from any other main stage work, which is why it is an honour to be co-directing with Katie Greenall, bringing Kit Withington’s ‘As We Face The Sun’ to the Bush’s main stage and matching a writer and performers who I know have a bright future.’

       

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