Speech & Debate

 

★★★★

“Empowering, inside-out view of yet-to-be-formed lives.”

Time Out

 
 

They may go to the same high school, but misfits Solomon, Diwata and Howie have never met and their peers just don’t take them seriously…. until a sex scandal involving one of their teachers brings them together. By creating a Speech and Debate team they finally have a chance to be heard, but will they be able to get their interpretive dance version of The Crucible ready in time for the big day?!

An hilarious play that grapples with serious modern social issues — homophobia, teenage alienation and the limits of online privacy.

 

Creative Team

Director - Tom Attenborough

Design - Francesca Reidy

Lighting Designer - Christopher Nairne

Sound Designer - Simon Slater

Video Designers - Duncan McLean & Stan Orwin-Fraser

Producer - Trish Wadley

Cast

Charlotte Lucas, Patsy Ferran, Tony Revolori, Douglas Booth

★★★★

Booth is supremely gifted…Patsy Ferran couldn’t be better

Daily Telegraph Critics Choice

★★★★

This is a very funny play, a joy to watch.

The Times Critics Choice

★★★★

A bright, lively comedy.

The Guardian

★★★★

Laugh Out Loud Funny.

LondonTheatre1

This play is modern, cool, fast, and real.

A Younger Theatre


Bec Newman

Bec has six years experience working in the television industry in the UK and Australia, specifically in documentaries and factual entertainment. Bec also has several years experience freelancing as a fashion, portraiture and events photographer, as well as freelancing in branded content video production, overseeing all aspects of her projects in both creative and strategic roles. Top Mast Studio is a culmination of Bec’s experience and skills in these fields.

http://www.topmaststudio.com
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