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ABOUT
ABOUT
Join us for an evening of LIVE Online theatre titled Five-4-Five, featuring new writing on 5th June 2020 at 19:30PM. All five of the short plays, have been written specifically for the current period of lockdown, and showcase some of the struggles and hilarity that this entails.
The evening is in aid of Acting For Others, which provides financial and emotional support for artists throughout the performing industry when they are in times of need. With a stellar cast, this evening is shaping up to be one of the highlights to come from this time.
The evening is followed by a panel discussion, on how the arts can survive, and what innovative ways we as an industry can still be creating, developing and enjoying working in a new way.
After booking you will receive your email confirmation. You will receive the viewing link at 19:00PM on June 5th ahead of a 19:30 Start. If you have any issues or questions please email [email protected]
CAST & PANEL
CAST & PANEL
(In order of headshot): Annette Badland, Mali Tudno Jones, Georgia Conlan, Dona Croll, Helen Kent, Harriett Thorpe, Adjoa Andoh, Julie Grahame, Paul Lavers, Stephanie Siadatan , Erin Geraghty, Llinos Daniel & Michelle Mcternan.
Members of the cast will be joined by Julie Graham who has just written and launched brand new online web series DUN BREEDIN, & Neil Morrissey for a panel discussion on how to stay creative during lockdown & how the arts can respond to COVID-19.
The evening will be hosted by Denise Welch.
CREATIVES
CREATIVES
WRITERS
If At First - Dawn Wyndham
The Wedding - Pamela Gaunt
Time Difference - James Backway
Lockdown - Pamela Gaunt
Cabin Fever - Jon Platt
DIRECTORS
If At First - Glenn Gaunt
The Wedding - Sam Gaffney
Time Difference - Ben Woodhall
Lockdown - Annabelle Hollingdale
Cabin Fever - Rebecca Marangos
Five-4-Five is brought to you as a co-production between Gaunt & Son Productions and Tectum Theatre in aid of Acting For Others.
The Combined Theatrical Charities Appeals Council was formed to further the work of the member charities and attract donations and legacies for their benefit, in addition to centralising appeals for funds which can in turn be applied where most needed by the member charities.
For every successful actor, there are hundreds of performers, backstage and front-of-house theatre staff who are not so fortunate. They may be suffering from illness, disability, or be caring for children with special needs. Many in our industry lend their support or put their name to other good causes but, like any profession, we also try to take care of our own.