Theatre
POSTPONED: The Red Lion
POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
When winning means everything, loyalty means nothing.
It’s the small-time. Semi-pro football. The non-league. In a world removed from the wealth and television cameras, a non-league team are struggling to make ends meet.
is needed now More than ever
So, when a gifted young player arrives out of nowhere, it’s the opportunity everyone’s been waiting for.
For the kit man, Yates, this brilliant player will restore the declining fortunes of the whole team. But the ambitious manager, Kidd, is determined to make him his own…
Exploring issues of trust, loyalty and conflict across generations, this is a new production starring Bristol’s Joe Sims (Broadchurch) as Kidd, with actor, screenwriter and former Bristol City FC match-day announcer David Lloyd (Maid Marian and her Merry Men) as Yates and introducing Thomas McGee in his professional stage debut as Jordan.
“Gorgeously crafted” Evening Standard on the National Theatre premiere
March 11-28, various times (see link below), £12, 90 mins. For more info, visit https://bristololdvic.org.uk/whats-on/red-lion
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