At Tether's End
At Tether's End - This is the Old Market of 1869, a place of vice, poverty and grim hope. Inspired by true local events the story follows the downfall of William Pullin a family man whose life was torn apart by disease, circumstance and one terrible act of violence.
Written and directed by Nick Young (Crack Theatre/Trinity Arts) and Michelle Roche (The Wonder Club/Residence). The show ran in December 2008 at the Trinity Centre, Bristol. Visit: The Wonder Club or Bristol Sound Project.
**** - Venue Magazine
Review on the British Theatre Guide
Controls
"I wake up at 6.30 every day, Monday to Friday. I brush my teeth - before my breakfast even though my Mum always told me to brush afterwards so I wouldn't leave the house with stinky breath - and I get ready to leave the house."
Meet Steve, an everyman whose life seems to be in everyone else's hands. Ricocheting from sadistic boss to long suffering wife to estranged child, Steve is losing control. Powerless and increasingly fractured he finally finds a place with a great view.
The next performance is TBC.
Controls is funded by the Arts Council of England.
