
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Student
Do you remember your most embarrassing story, your favourite day, or the quest for that first kiss?
Did you struggle with finding who you are or experience a loss of someone close to you? Those days, where you reach your greatest heights and most heartbreaking lows. The thoughts and feelings you swore you’d never tell a soul. Everyone has a story that they tell but we have confessions!
The Italia Conti Ensemble present this compilation of individual, one person plays as they wend through a myriad of topics that have affected and shaped who they are.
This show takes you through a sometimes heartwarming, sometimes heartbreaking, but always interesting journey of some of our most personal experiences. It is a collection of fast-paced short stories that are written and performed by young actors featuring honest, funny and shocking performances inspired by the actors real lives that showcase a variety of voices, characters and talent.
Italia Conti 2nd Year Ensemble
Director: Nathalie Adam and Jacob Kay
Writers/Actors:
Ruby-Mae Scrine
Jasper Godfrey
Mo Samb
Hannah Garner
Mia Vango
Adam Naylor
Harry Robbins
Eloise Lovett
Scarlett Neale
Nancy Whitworth
Reiss McCauley
Noah Statter
Emma Reynard
Asia Quidley
Ailsa Tully
Matt Oxley
Ravi Rakha
Lewis Howes
John Siswick
Carys Peedell
Freddie Meader
Libby Evans
Maya Robson
Charlie Kemp
Shemoi Whitely
Georgia Anderson
Danisha Anand
Ava O’Driscoll
Norah Brown
Eliza Salisbury
Finn Lihoreau
Talle Rowe
Running time: 60mins
Date & Times: Sunday 18th @1pm, 2.30pm and 4pm.
Content Warnings: Discussion of death, grief, eating disorders, dementia and strong language
Audience Guidelines
Latecomers will not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
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