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    Offside

    Offside

    • SHOWING
    • 14 Jun -
      15 Jun 2022
      14 Jun - 15 Jun 2022
    About

    Heart thumping with oxygenised blood,

    adrenalin flooding every little bit of me

    and every little bit of me

    is every little bit of the field in front of me.

     

    It is 1892. It is 1992. It is 2022.

    Four women from across the centuries live, breathe, and play football.

    Whilst each of them face very different obstacles, the possibility that the beautiful game will change their lives – and the world – is tantalisingly close.

    With punchy storytelling, lyrical poetry and dynamic physicality, Offside places the audiences right on the touchline of the game of a lifetime.

    After two critically acclaimed tours in 2017 & 2018, Sabrina Mahfouz & Hollie McNish‘s electric OFFSIDE is back for a third and final tour of theatres and football clubs, to celebrate the Women’s European Football Championship.


    CREW

    Writers: Sabrina Mahfouz and Hollie McNish

    Director and Originator: Caroline Bryant

    Designer: Beth Oppenheim

    Composer: Tom Adams

    Lighting Designer: Dylan Tate

    Patchwork Maker and Costume Assistant: Atena Pou-Clavell

    Video Designer: Megumi Okazaki

    Marketing: Holly Adomah Thompson

    PR: Sharon McHendry

    • RUNNING TIME75 mins
    • AGE RECOMMENDATION14+
    • TICKETS£16 / £12
    • VENUE

    Content warnings: contains references to sexism, mental health, domestic violence and racism

    8pm

    Standard From £16 / Concession From £12 (Tickets and prices subject to availability)
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    Members on sale 12pm on Thu 24 March
    General on sale 12pm on Mon 28 March

    Reviews
    • *****

      ”Brilliant and polished overlapping storytelling”

      Broadway Baby
    • *****

      “A particularly impressive feat"

      Morning Star
    • ****

      ”A tremendous three-hander”

      The Scotsman

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