PREVIEW: At the Junction Cafe @ Purple Playhouse Theatre
Homegrown Buckle Collective hits Hove Grown festival with an experimental and playful new drama. At times moving, at times hilarious: At the Junction Cafe is a battle of the generations that explores relationships, memory and human communication in a highly innovative way.
Homegrown Buckle Collective hits Hove Grown festival with an experimental and playful new drama.
At times moving, at times hilarious: At the Junction Cafe is a battle of the generations that explores relationships, memory and human communication in a highly innovative way.
Two people meet in a cafe. Who are they? Are they connected? Will a struggle of wills ensue?
This group of local professional artists (led by Charmaine K Parkin, including Nathalie Codsi and Jack Klaff), got together in November 2016. This, their first production, is a new play written by Tim Coakley.
Director, Charmaine K Parkin, said: “The team and I are really excited about the themes and theatricality that can be brought out in this piece. It breaks normal theatre conventions, which is at times quite scary. The contrast between this and the heartfelt subject matter is fascinating to watch.”
For more information about the production, click here:
Event: Buckle Collective presents At the Junction Cafe
Where: Purple Playhouse Theatre, 36 Montefiore Rd, Hove BN3 6EP
When: Thursday March 30 & Friday 31
Time: 7.30pm
Cost: £8 (£6 conc.)
To book tickets online, click here:
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