I Know Where the Dead are Buried
From: Thursday, 21st July 2011
To: Thursday, 28 July 2011
Our Review: 
Search for tickets
Use the link below to search for I Know Where the Dead are Buried tickets on your desired date.
We're sorry, it seems that we do not currently sell tickets for this show. Please go directly to the box office.
| Tweet |
|
Synopsis
Do you trust your neighbours? Do you ever wonder what goes on behind closed doors? I Know Where the Dead are Buried peers through the window of a small community with sinister consequences. A new play by acclaimed playwright Matthew Dunster about rising racial tensions in a small northern town
Our Review:
21 July 2011
Two young men, suspicious of a neighbour’s activities, become drawn into a world of fear and hatred.
Tension reverberates throughout Matthew Dunster’s I Know Where the Dead Are Buried which rips along at breakneck speed. Dave (Guy Hargreaves)’s fastidious nature is clear from the start; clashes with housemate Colin (Daniel Hayes) winding him tighter and tighter throughout; you can almost feel the blood pumping through his veins as he rushes about the stage.
In Harry’s ‘nationalist’ organisation Dave finds an outlet for some of his anger, but it is not until the final scene that it all becomes horrifyingly apparent just how angry a young man he is. Meeting Candy (Rachel Austin) brings confusion and a host of different emotions for Dave, which tip him over the edge.
Dave’s shocking descent is painstakingly brought to life by Guy Hargreaves. Tony Hirst's Harry is brea...
Creative
Matthew Dunster (Author)
Niamh Dowling (Producer)
Second City (Company)
Laura Keefe (Director)
Amanda Stoodley (Design)
Richard Owen (Lighting)
Jenn Goodheart-Smithe (Sound)
Information
|
