Duck Egg Theatre, in partnership with the Breeze International Youth Festival, brings you the unique opportunity to create and perform a site-specific performance at the stunning Temple Works in Holbeck, Leeds.
The building stands proud in Holbeck's landscape as a symbol of Leeds' impact on the world through industry. We want you to take the idea of 'pride' and see where it takes you within Temple Works vast and spooky surroundings.
We need a dedicated, bold and creative cast of 16 young actors to form their own production company and work on this high profile piece of theatre!
This opportunity is completely free.
All we need is your attendance at all rehearsals @Temple Works, ideas and enthusiasm!
To book your place email the completed booking form below to haley@duckegg.org.uk or call 07723 371833 for further information.
Duck Egg Theatre will once again be performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! This years oringinal play will be "Leave Hitler to Me, Lad".
Brian's Dad is a war hero and he's coming home any day now. He's been coming home for 7 years.
It's 1952 and the country is rebuilding itself. King George is dead and Rock 'n' Roll is here to stay. The children at Great Stony Residential School listen to Little Richard on their transistor radios at bedtime. Brian has lived here since he was two weeks old and he is miserable. He tries to remember a time before Great Stony and can't take another 'cattle market' - where adults come and take his friends 'home' but nobody wants him. Brian builds his own little family at the school with his rabbits Andy and Pandy, friends Gladys, an orphan, George, who doesn't know where his parents are either and Mr Bill his Welfare Officer. Then there is Miss Bate's, the Headmistress of Great Stony who rules the school with an iron fist. The children look forward to Sports Day - a day off Bates' rules and sanctions.
However, heads turn when glamorous teenager Pam appears to unravel the past and reveal a shocking secret that will turn Brian's world upside down, forever. Based on a true story, "Leave Hitler To Me Lad" tells the untold story of a lost generation of children in the aftermath of World War 2.
If you are looking for a 'Acting Bootcamp' application pack contact Haley Cox at haley@duckegg.org.uk or 07723371833.
For class details or Theatre-in-Education workshop information contact Haley Cox at haley@duckegg.org.uk or 07723371833.
