An Intimate Performance in Living Rooms of Liverpool 8

She’s Leaving Home is a brand new show inspired by the legendary Beatles song and is part of Liverpool’s celebration of the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Researched and developed with young adults in Liverpool, the play will explore themes around home, housing and family.

Taking place in people’s living rooms in the Liverpool 8 area, She’s Leaving Home promises to be a breathtaking and intimate performance featuring local girl (and ex 20 Stories High youth theatre member) Brodie Arthur with puppetry by Zoe Hunter and music by internationally renowned cellist Semay Wu.

A collaboration with the fantastic Phelim McDermott from Improbable. Expect something magical.

Suitable for ages 13+

 

She’s Leaving Home is available to buy in published playtext, alongside our other show, BLACK. Click here to purchase.

Originally performed:
Thur 1st - Sat 10th June 2017

An Intimate Performance in Living Rooms of Liverpool 8

She’s Leaving Home is a show inspired by the legendary Beatles song and was part of Liverpool’s celebration of the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Researched and developed with young adults in Liverpool, the play explored themes around home, housing and family.

Taking place in people’s living rooms in the Liverpool 8 area, She’s Leaving Home promises to be a breathtaking and intimate performance featuring local girl (and ex 20 Stories High youth theatre member) Brodie Arthur with puppetry by Zoe Hunter and music by internationally renowned cellist Semay Wu.

A collaboration with the fantastic Phelim McDermott from Improbable. Expect something magical.

Suitable for ages 13+

Show Information

Cast

Performed by – Brodie Arthur

Live Music by – Semay Wu

Puppetry by – Zoe Hunter

Creative Team

Written by –  Keith Saha

Directed by – Julia Samuels

Associate Artist – Phelim McDermott

Puppet Director – Alison Duddle

Design Consultant – Miriam Nabarro

Dramturg – Phillip Osment

Production Manager – Richard Owen

Producer – Amy Fisher

Photography – Gareth Jones