RIGHT OF WAY
Beth Bowden
Tue 21st Feb - Sun 26th Feb
20:00,19:30,16:40 (
60 mins)
Theatre
Tickets from £13.00
Venue: Cage
Age Guidance: 15+
Water, Salt, Soil and Live Plants used onstage. Discussions of grief, chronic illness and disability, lockdown and vulnerable people.
‘I don’t remember where I am when I decide to walk. Maybe the idea creeps up on me over time – born somewhere within me the first time I saw the sea.
Like osmosis, the thought it soaks into my skin and lies in wait until I cry it out as a single teardrop. Glistening, shimmering, and whole – it falls out of my subconscious and into my knowledge.
The know, the knowing, that I need to walk.’
RIGHT OF WAY, involving walking the South West Coast Path, is a semi-autobiographical piece that explores the intimate connection we have with powerful bodies of water, our heritage, and the women in our lives. Rooted in a place of joy, breath, and deep listening, it is an embodied reflection on chronic illness, accessibility, Young Carers, and radical joy.
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Twitter: @rightofwayplay
Please note: Sunday 26th Feb 4.40pm will be a face coverings encouraged show.
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ABOUT THE COMPANY
Cast & Creative Team Lead Artist/ VAULT Five Artist: Beth Bowden
Creative Producer: Susannah Bramwell
Associate Artist: Nina Fidderman
Production Manager: Lizzie Debonnaire
Thank you to Royal Central School of Speech and Drama ATP team, MakeTank (Exeter), The University of Exeter, and the VAULT Festival Team for your continued support.
Susannah is a Creative Producer based between the South West and London. She is passionate about making socially driven, interdisciplinary, and female led theatre. She has an MA Distinction in Creative Producing from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Her recent work includes: LAVENDER, a play about growing up queer in the South West which toured in Devon and London, & the Offie Nominated CONFINEMENT, a costume-led site-specific piece exploring motherhood in the pandemic. Her work champions accessibility, participation, collaboration, and research. Currently, she is the Cultural Programme Officer at Shoreditch Town Hall.
Nina is a theatre-maker and actor based in London. She trained with the National Youth Theatre and has just completed her MA in Acting at East 15 Acting School. In her early career, she has sought work which represents the queer community and those that champion marginalised voices. Recently she performed in 'Symbol' by Nicole Acquah at the Arcola Theatre. She is passionate about creating work which places accessibility and diversity at its core. Nina seeks stories that are unapologetic, truthful and daring.
Lizzie is a Production Manager and Theatre Maker based outside West London. Her most recent work includes the site specific Offie nominated show CONFINEMENT by Ceschi&Lane. Lizzie works to stage productions that excite audiences, creating projects from old and new writing. She has also trained in Production Management at the National Film and Television School. Working her way across Theatre, Film and TV, Lizzie has a passion about creating a world for the audience to immerse themselves in.
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