East Kilbride Rep Theatre Membership is again with their second manufacturing of 2022 – ‘Thick As A Brick’.
A change from the standard play format, this manufacturing options music and dance routines so as to add a bit further to the drama.
From the unique guide and lyrics by John Godber and music by John Pattison, ‘Thick As A Brick’ issues aid drama instructor Mary who faces an uphill battle when she tries to curiosity Stacey, Kelly and Maggie in dance.
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She’s not helped by the science-obsessed headmaster, nor by the woman's patent lack of dedication, or the shortage of funds and assets, however she ploughs on.
Will a visit to London to participate in a dance competitors be a turning level?
Yow will discover out in the event you come alongside to the group's performances in June on the Village Theatre in East Kilbride.
A spokesman for EK Rep instructed Lanarkshire Reside : "The three principal characters of Stacey, Kelly and Maggie are performed by Natalie Fleming, Claire Everett and Jennifer McLeish respectively with different roles taken by Adam Culyer, Andy Williams, his first position with the membership since 2015, and Lynne McMahon.
"Produced by Dave Bennet, the performances will happen on Wednesday, June 8 by to Friday, June 10 and can begin at 7.30pm with curtain up for the present on Saturday, June 11 at 3pm."
Tickets for all of the performances are accessible on-line.