After doing some resarch here is some information i found out about KEZ-
The Touring Consortium is a company that must be treasured Cambridge Evening News They beat him. They deprived him. They ridiculed him. They broke his heart. But they couldn't break his spirit. Billy Casper's father disappeared when he was six and his mother is always going out, leaving him to fend for himself. Jud, his bullying older brother, works in the local coalmine and Billy is expected to follow in his footsteps. Billy finds a kestrel chick and teaches himself how to raise and train it with the aid of a library book. With Kes he discovers a mutual respect and passion that helps him escape from the harsh reality of his life. Marking 40 years since the acclaimed novel became a classic of British cinema, this new production brings Barry Hines haunting story of adolescence to the stage. The cast includes Katherine Dow Blyton (Hollyoaks), David Crellin (Emmerdale), Mike Burnside (The Bill) and Daniel Casey (Midsomer Murders). Post show talk and captioned performance: Wed 21 October Plus FREE Open Day on Saturday 24 October 10am-12noon, available for Kes ticket bookers only. Includes falconry demonstrations, talks, workshops and more. Although this is a free event, to attend you must have a ticket as there is a limited capacity, contact the Box Office on 01325 486 555 for further details.
The Touring Consortium is a company that must be treasured Cambridge Evening News They beat him. They deprived him. They ridiculed him. They broke his heart. But they couldn't break his spirit. Billy Casper's father disappeared when he was six and his mother is always going out, leaving him to fend for himself. Jud, his bullying older brother, works in the local coalmine and Billy is expected to follow in his footsteps. Billy finds a kestrel chick and teaches himself how to raise and train it with the aid of a library book. With Kes he discovers a mutual respect and passion that helps him escape from the harsh reality of his life. Marking 40 years since the acclaimed novel became a classic of British cinema, this new production brings Barry Hines haunting story of adolescence to the stage. The cast includes Katherine Dow Blyton (Hollyoaks), David Crellin (Emmerdale), Mike Burnside (The Bill) and Daniel Casey (Midsomer Murders). Post show talk and captioned performance: Wed 21 October Plus FREE Open Day on Saturday 24 October 10am-12noon, available for Kes ticket bookers only. Includes falconry demonstrations, talks, workshops and more. Although this is a free event, to attend you must have a ticket as there is a limited capacity, contact the Box Office on 01325 486 555 for further details.
Infor can be found at:http://www.darlington.gov.uk/Culture/Arts/
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