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BEN FREEDMAN
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Caravan, The
Synopsis:
Summer 2007 was the wettest on record, leaving 48,000 homes flooded across England. One year on, over 2,200 households were still living in caravans. This documentary theatre piece, performed in a caravan for an audience of just eight, hears word for word how everyday people cope in a crisis. Some have coped with laughter, some with anger, and some haven't coped at all.
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Original Concept by Mimi Poskitt. Editing And Script by Liam O'Driscoll, Mimi Poskitt And Ben Freedman. The Caravan won A Fringe First Award
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Look Left Look Right
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documentary theatre
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Male: 2  Female: 2  Other: doubling
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Counted? A Documentary-Play About British Democracy
Synopsis:
The general election has never been more visible, but many people won't vote. Why? Counted? is a fun antidote to election fever. It tells the stories behind the spin, and shows how we make ourselves count, away from the ballot box. Whether you lean left or right, or haven't decided if you'll vote at all, join us in the amazing surroundings of the politically charged Debating Chamber at County Hall to see just how well democracy is working.
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Devised And directed by Steve Bottoms, Ben Freedman And Mimi Poskitt
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The Debating Chamber, County Hall, South Bank, London SE1 15 Apr 2010
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Look Left Look Right and the Roundhouse production
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Docu Play
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