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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner by Alan Sillitoe
Produced by Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal
Adapted for the Stage by Roy Williams OBE
Directed by Marcus Romer
Working with patron Roy Williams, award winning company Pilot Theatre bring this searing text of class and the criminal justice system to the stage. This stunning new production, set in Britain's Olympic Year 2012, exposes the beating heart of a nation, still broken and still divided across class lines.
A long distance race in real time. We follow one runner, alone with his thoughts, becoming part of his journey as his steady running rhythm transports him over a harsh, frost bitten earth. Colin Smith is defiant. He is a young rebel inhabiting the no man's land of detention centres and young offenders institutes.
Why, for whom and for what is he running?
Adapted by BAFTA winning and Olivier Award nominated playwright Roy Williams (Sucker Punch, Fallout, Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads), this gritty adaptation of Alan Sillitoe's classic text hits the ground running; unlocking the biting realism of the original book while placing the drama firmly in a contemporary frame.
#LDR2012 www.twitter.com/pilot_theatre
Find out more on Pilot Theatre's website: www.pilot-theatre.com
Cast
Elliot Barnes-Worrell as Colin Smith
Doreene Blackstock as Mum
Curtis Cole as Luke/Policeman
Dominic Gately as Stevens
Savannah Gordon-Liburd as Kenisha
Luke James as Gunthorpe
Jack McMullen as Jase
Alix Ross as Sandra/Guard
Sean Sagar as Asher/Policeman/Guard
Richard Pepple as Dad/Policeman/Trevor
Creative Team
Produced by Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal
Written by Alan Sillitoe
Adapted for the Stage by Roy Williams
Directed by Marcus Romer
Designed by Lydia Denno
Lighting Designed by Mark Beasley
Soundscape by Sandy Nuttgens
Staff Director - Tom Bellerby
Tour Dates
York Theatre Royal - 14-29 Sep
Birmingham Rep - 2-6 Oct
Gala, Durham - 9-13 Oct
New Wolsey, Ipswich - 16-20 Oct
Nottingham Playhouse - 23-27 Oct
Liverpool Playhouse - 30 Oct - 3 Nov
The Brewhouse, Taunton - 7-10 Nov
Winchester Theatre Royal - 13-17 Nov
Lawrence Batley, Huddersfield - 20-24 Nov
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Rehearsal Trailer for The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner. Get a behind the scenes look at the rehearsal process and hear the thoughts of the actors on the forthcoming production.
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner by Alan Sillitoe
Produced by Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal
Adapted for the Stage by Roy Williams OBE
Directed by Marcus Romer
Working with patron Roy Williams, award winning company Pilot Theatre bring this searing text of class and the criminal justice system to the stage. This stunning new production, set in Britain's Olympic Year 2012, exposes the beating heart of a nation, still broken and still divided across class lines.
A long distance race in real time. We follow one runner, alone with his thoughts, becoming part of his journey as his steady running rhythm transports him over a harsh, frost bitten earth. Colin Smith is defiant. He is a young rebel inhabiting the no man's land of detention centres and young offenders institutes.
Why, for whom and for what is he running?
Adapted by BAFTA winning and Olivier Award nominated playwright Roy Williams (Sucker Punch, Fallout, Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads), this gritty adaptation of Alan Sillitoe's classic text hits the ground running; unlocking the biting realism of the original book while placing the drama firmly in a contemporary frame.
#LDR2012 www.twitter.com/pilot_theatre
Find out more on Pilot Theatre's website: www.pilot-theatre.com
_Cast_
Elliot Barnes-Worrell as Colin Smith
Doreene Blackstock as Mum
Curtis Cole as Luke/Policeman
Dominic Gately as Stevens
Savannah Gordon-Liburd as Kenisha
Luke James as Gunthorpe
Jack McMullen as Jase
Richard Pepple as Dad/Policeman/Trevor
Alix Ross as Sandra/Guard
Sean Sagar as Asher/Policeman/Guard
_Creative Team_
Produced by Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal
Written by Alan Sillitoe
Adapted for the Stage by Roy Williams
Directed by Marcus Romer
Designed by Lydia Denno
Lighting Designed by Mark Beasley
Soundscape by Sandy Nuttgens
Staff Director Tom Bellerby
Tour Dates
York Theatre Royal - 14-29 Sep
The Rep, Birmingham - 2-6 Oct
Gala Theatre, Durham - 9-13 Oct
New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich - 16-20 Oct
Nottingham Playhouse - 23-27 Oct
Liverpool Playhouse - 30 Oct - 3 Nov
The Brewhouse, Taunton - 7-10 Nov
Theatre Royal Winchester - 13-17 Nov
Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield - 21-24 Nov
Katie Posner talks about Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal's co-production of Blackbird by David Harrower.
On tour 20 Oct - 3 Dec 2011
With George Costigan as Ray,
Charlie Covell as Una
Directed by Katie Posner,
designed by Lydia Denno
Pilot Theatre's new production with the cast and images from the design with a new promo track for the show composed by Sandy Nuttgens - #kissbythebook
Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal's Hansel and Gretel; Playing at The Byre Theatre in St Andrews from 28th July until 14th August at 2.30pm and 7pm every day.
Show notes:
Written by Nick Lane
Directed by Amanda J Smith
Music by Richard Taylor
Designed by Lydia Denno
Lighting Design by Chris Randall
Stage Managed By Mary Browning
Video Notes:
Music by Richard Taylor
Featuring: Amanda J Smith
Ebony Feare (Gretel)
Robin Simpson (Hansel)
Video & Edit by Katherine Jewkes on behalf of Pilot Theatre.
5circles KMA Pilot Theatre 2012 Olympics Application Bid for Artists Taking the Lead
We were selected down to the final 5 for the award
The promo for the application which had music by Sandy Nuttgens and Johnny Kalsi, images and visuals by KMA - mixed by Mezzo Music
Catcher - the new play by Richard Hurford
For Pilot Theatre with York Theatre Royal
Interviews with Suzann McLean - Director
Ronan Summers - Actor
Mitzi Jones - Actor
Pilot Theatre and York Theatre Royal present The Fever Chart by Naomi Wallace.
Directed by Katie Posner and Marcus Romer.
Designed by Catherine Chapman
Cast: Lisa Caruccio Came, Sidney Kean, Daniel Rabin
All images by Louise Buckby for Karl Andre Photography and Toby Farrow for Farrows Creative.
Shift Happens: ALT Shift [Arts | Learning | Technology] will be happening again on 5th & 6th July 2010
http://www.pilot-theatre.com/redesign/default.asp?idno=17061
In our awareness of being increasingly a part of a global community, Pilot Theatre continues to embrace the opportunities presented by digital technologies for connection, engagement and distribution.
The first Shift Happens conference in 2008 was a watershed event for the industry, we had speakers from the New York Met Opera and their live HD work as well as live links with Silicon Valley.
This was followed with our Shift Happens 2.0 event in 2009, where we had speakers including Charles Leadbeater, Andy Hobsbawm, Lyn Gardner, Bill Thompson and DK, again with live links to Australia with Kate Foy and San Francisco with Janice Fraser.
We are delighted to be developing this through an extended third event 5th-6th July 2010.
Where our speaker list already includes Sir Ken Robinson (World renowned expert on Creativity and author of The Element and Out of our minds) Jonathan Harris (We Feel Fine and Sputnik), Alice Greenwald (Museum Director 911 Memorial Museum NYC), David Sabel (Head of Digital Media, National Theatre), DK (Mediasnackers) and many more in the pipeline.
Pilot Theatre's award winning production of Lord of the Flies is now on tour from September 2008 - March 2009. Directed by Marcus Romer, with movement by Hannah Priddle, and staff direction by Katie Posner. This promo is from our opening night at York Theatre Royal, with the soundtrack new single by Sandy Nuttgens. Promo made by Sarah Seddon
For more info visit us online www.pilot-theatre.com
A walkthrough demo of Pilot Theatre's Second Life Hub. With streaming video plus live web links and RSS feeds plus the 3-D set design elements solution
Shot in New York May 2008, the promo for Pilot Theatre's new theatre piece, Catcher In Their Eye which will be performed live and streamed to the UK from the Hotel Chelsea on West23rd Street Manhattan in spring 2009. Written by Richard Hurford and directed by Marcus Romer
Our new show live from New York City streamed from The world famous Chelsea Hotel - Catcher In Their Eye - a new play by Richard Hurford, directed by Marcus Romer - starts 2009
Getintotheatre.org the promo movie made by Marcus Romer and Kit Monkman - Pilot Theatre and KMA for ACE with Music by Sandy Nuttgens, Script and Direction by Marcus Romer visuals, design and editing by Kit Monkman. For the YPPT participatory Theatre Project. More info on pilot-theatre.com and getintotheatre.org
Special thanks to Sarah Lovell and Emrys Green, Sarah Seddon and all the actors and technical support team who helped to create this
Pilot Theatre's touring production of Raymond Briggs' classic tale. **** Time Out. At the Byre Theatre St Andrews July 9th - Aug 9th 2008...call 01334 475000