
By Matt Aston
Directed by Tom Bellerby
Performed by Lisa Howard
Lockdown. York. Easter Sunday, 2020. Cathy emerges from her own isolation and searches for solace on her favourite park bench in her favourite park. A touching, funny and poignant look at how the world changed through extraordinary times.
Wednesday 26 August - Saturday 5 September
7pm (4pm Saturday 29 August & Saturday 5 September)
Running time - 50 minutes approx
(Contains very strong language)
Tickets £10
This show will be performed in Rowntree Park. Audiences will listen to the action through headphones, with audience members given a receiver on arrival. All tickets will be digital, and checked without contact at a social distance at the entrance to the performance area. Each household or social bubble will be seated at a “safe distance from other households or social bubbles.
The Joseph Rowntree Theatre are sharing the information about this independent event, which is not a part of the theatre. All bookings and enquiries about it need to be made directly with the organisers
We can't go out so we're not spending money on things like coffee and cakes, glass of wine or beer, and generally eating out and socialising.
Why not pop the money you’ve saved on some of these things into a jar and put it towards the Raise the Roof appeal. If we ask friends and family to do the same we could raise a reasonable amount of money for the appeal.
Even if we only put a couple of pounds a week away it would all add up. What do you think - shall we give it a go? It would be great if once our wonderful theatre can reopen we have lots of jars of money to hand over!
To donate, click here.
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