“An elegiac reflection on how we’re haunted by the paths we did or did not take.”
Joe, Ross and Ellie used to be in a band. They were pretty good too, making waves in the pubs and clubs across the rugged patchwork of England’s southwest. They even had a song on Radio 2. But that was all a decade ago and the songs, the stories, the secrets are long since buried. Until now.
Back together to play a one-off benefit gig in their hometown, the bandmates find a community reeling from a poisoning and a pandemic. Will the old songs still work their magic?
Faced with the memories of their youth and feeling lost in the community they once called home, it’s time to confront the past so they can make sense of the future.
Written and directed by award-winning dramatist Barney Norris (Visitors, Nightfall) and produced by Farnham Maltings (Mountain Music, Brilliance) comes an uplifting play about growing up, healing and rock n' roll.
Thursday 21 March
7.30pm (doors 7pm)
Dolton Village Hall, EX19 8QS
Early bird £8 until 14th March, £10.00 thereafter
Tickets available from Church Street Stores or Eddy 01805 804544
Or online via this page.
