THEATRE
Right to Roam (work-in-progress)
Going for a walk isn't about the start and the finish, in Right to Roam it's everything that happens in between.
In Right to Roam, Matt Glover will take you on a journey, combining the personal and the political in a piece of storytelling theatre with music, poetry and spoken word. A story inspired by the Pennine Way, Britain’s first National trail opened on 24th April 1965 and the Mass Trespass of Kinder Scout, an act of (mostly) civil disobedience and collective action, on the same day in 1932. The path isn’t always straightforward: as we explore the connection with our land, getting lost is part of the process.
Praise for previous work:
★★★★★ “Beautifully human and emotional… poetic and impactful” – Lost in Theatreland
★★★★ “A special addition to the festival” – Broadway Baby
★★★★ “A thing of beauty” – The Wee Review
COVID-19 Safety
We encourage patrons to wear a mask while moving around the building and when seated in the theatre.
Seating is not socially distanced. The theatre is ventilated before and after every performance with regular and thorough cleaning of touch points. Hand sanitiser and face masks are available onsite.
Access
We regret that our theatre is up a flight of stairs with no wheelchair access available.
We encourage patrons to wear a mask while moving around the building and when seated in the theatre.
Seating is not socially distanced. The theatre is ventilated before and after every performance with regular and thorough cleaning of touch points. Hand sanitiser and face masks are available onsite.
Access
We regret that our theatre is up a flight of stairs with no wheelchair access available.
