Beautiful Thing by Jonathan Harvey
Opening Night 04 August 2005
Director: Jeffrey Vaughan |
Writer Jonathan Harvey describes his play as an urban fairytale. Its a story of sexual awakening, set in the close-knit, working class community of the Thamesmead Estate, south-east London.
Sandra works as manager of a local pub, her teenage son, Jamie is the kind of student who hates athletics and is victimized by his peers. Jamies neighbour at Thamesmead, Ste, is a popular jock at the school, but Ste has his own problems at home. One night, Ste seeks refuge at Jamies flat, where the two boys share a bed, and the foundation for first love is set. |
Reviews |
| Anna Chin - Listener | Cast |
| Jamie |
Henry Davidson | |
| Sandra |
Jo Munro | |
| Ste |
Alastair Lumsden | |
| Leah |
Lana Kerr | |
| Tony |
Andrew Morrison | |
Crew |
| Stage Manager/Set Construction |
Andrew Cook | |
| Production Assistant |
Katrina Yelavich | |
| Technical Operator |
Catherine MacManus | |
| Artwork |
Andy Frampton | |
| Photography |
Reg Graham | |
| Marketing |
Brian Kilkelly | |
| Front of House |
Alison Finigan | |
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Murray Robertson | |
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| Henry Davidson. |
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| Alastair Lumsden. |
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| Alastair Lumsden, Henry Davidson. |
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| Andrew Morrison, Jo Munro. |
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| Lana Kerr. |
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