Remote (2015)

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Poster by Jeff Young

by Stef Smith

a Youth Group production

Directed by Siobhan Campbell, Juliet Holden, Peter Stevens & David Workman

Performances: Tue 10th – Sat 14th February 2015, Bell Theatre

Preceded by The Mildly Unnerving Wig-Maker of West Norwood


Introduction

A girl called Antler steps out of her front door and throws her phone on the ground. She stamps on it. She then climbs the tallest tree in the park. She doesn't want to be found, not by anyone. A group of teenagers' lives intertwine over the course of a single evening as they make their way through the park on a seemingly normal night. Remote is a play about protest, power and protecting yourself.

As part of the National Theatre’s Connections scheme, this show was also performed at the Greenwich Theatre on Saturday 21st March.

Cast

Crew

Thanks

Parents and friends of the cast for supporting their young people through the rehearsal process, Stef Smith, Emma Friend and the Connections team at the National Theatre, the cast and crew of Hand in Glove/Doug and Lillian and The Thrill of Love, Michelle Thomson, Jennifer Palmer Violet and her box office team, Matthew Lyne and the bar staff and Jeanette Hoile and the front of house staff.

Connections is the National Theatre's annual festival of new plays for youth theatres and schools. Connections aims to:

  • Inspire 13-19-year-olds with high-quality new palywriting
  • Give companies the knowledge, skills and confidence to bring plays to life
  • Involve a wide range of young companies, giving additional support where needed
  • Encourage young people to get involved in all aspects of theatre-making

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

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