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Woodhouse & Roderick present 'Lightbulbs'
‘If it’s dormant forever... isn’t it just dead?’
Picture: a warm, bright, delicate cage.
Inside, a tangle of electricity, sparks between two young bodies.
In our most intimate spaces, who do we trust to keep the darkness at bay? And how do we navigate the hard wires of another being?
Eventually, the moth must realise his return to the flame is no longer romantic perseverance, but delusion. The bulb flickers. Giving up is an option.
Lightbulbs Review Video - https://youtube.com/shorts/ddgceqPO5Pw?si=8KjjZDGjTUX_nMqN
Lightbulbs Swansea Club Compilation - https://youtube.com/shorts/c_wJn9GImn0?si=rdao5TacYe7xOg99
Content Warnings: Strong language, scenes of a sexual natureStrobe, haze, flashing lights, loud music
Additional Team Members / Cast
Creative Team
Director & Co-writer: TJ Roderick
Co-writer: Heather Woodhouse
Stage Manager: Caro Cayatte
Lighting Designer: Liam Walton-Bell
Composer: Andrés Peña
Composer: Parsa Valiany
Costume Maker: Claire Basso
Producer: Praise Lawal
Cast
Ezekiel: Mark Crawley
Oran: Jack Hills
Review Quotes
"An accomplished piece of theatre that was both moving and amusing" -Toby Clarke, director, audience reviewer.
"I felt like a welcomed intruder witnessing an incredibly intimate and vulnerable expression of queer love". - Emily Bradley, dramatherapist, audience reviewer.
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Details
Date & Time: Saturday 21st at 3pm
Running Time: 60 minutes
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodhouse.and.roderick/
Content warnings: Flashing Lights & Strong Language
Latecomers may 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.
Any donations will help us to survive beyond the current times. Donations will also help support independent arts and theatremakers - an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre.