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First Look: Time and Tide at Park Theatre in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
January 21, 2020
Reading Time: 1 min read
Time and Tide in Rehearsal Park Theatre

Time and Tide in Rehearsal Park Theatre

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Relish Theatre have released rehearsal images for the world premiere of award-winning writer James McDermott’s new play. Time and Tide was longlisted for The Verity Bargate Award, the Bruntwood and Papatango Playwriting Prizes, and developed as part of Park Theatre’s Script Accelerator Programme.

May runs a crumbling caff on the end of Cromer Pier. Her delivery man, Ken, is running out of customers, thanks to Costa. Nemo is desperate to tread the boards in London. His unrequited love, Daz, is burying his head in the sand over his best mate leaving.

Time And Tide is an LGBT comic drama about a Norfolk community, struggling with change.

       

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