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First Look: Cover My Tracks at The Old Vic in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
May 30, 2017
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Charlie Fink, Cover My Tracks at The Old Vic. Photo by Manuel Harlan (1)

Charlie Fink, Cover My Tracks at The Old Vic. Photo by Manuel Harlan (1)

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Cover My Tracks, a new production with live music, starring Charlie Fink and Jade Anouka will be performed at The Old Vic from Monday 5 to Saturday 17 June at 10pm, as part of Lates at The Old Vic.

Former Noah and the Whale front-man and songwriter Charlie Fink, multi-award-winning playwright David Greig and director Max Webster bring us the tale of an idealistic young songwriter who sets out to write a 21st Century pop masterpiece and vanishes without a trace. Might his personal songbook be the key to unlocking the mystery?

       

Theatre and music interweave in this unique show, bringing together the experience of a live gig and modern folk tale.

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