

'Do you though? Find it hard? Getting close? I want to get close but I can't stop blowing things apart. Vexing people like a bomb.'
Spotlights Drama Society presents its Spring MR5C production of Phil Porter's award-winning 'The Cracks In My Skin'.
The story of Janie, a strange, uncouth, wonderful creation, a girl who just wants to get close, get swallowed up, get her head completely stuck inside someone else's, as she stumbles across three forgotten people in need of a miracle. On one hot evening in the middle of summer 1987, with the help of a bottle of gin, a paddling pool and the music of Dexy's Midnight Runners, this mismatched group find in themselves the unlikeliest of families. ‘The Cracks in my Skin’ is open-hearted, funny, surprising and brutal, a new kind of love story, a new kind of family.
With a distinctly nostalgic 80s flavour and killer soundtrack, with costume courtesy of 71 Queens vintage clothing store, 'The Cracks In My Skin' presents a world where rules feel different, surprising and disarming, a play for anyone.
Check out the TRAILER here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q4picnG1CE
Performances:
22nd-25th February, 7.30pm
Tickets £4/5 (with discounted tickets on opening night, 22nd)
MR5C, Bristol Students Union
Tickets availible online at www.ubutheatre.com
Directed by Miriam Battye
Produced by Becci Griggs
Assistant Directed by Theo Scholefield
Assistant Produced by Nat Mayne and Maddy Shenai
Sound by Ally Watson
Stage Management by Hannah Horan
Cast:
Stephanie Glide
James Marshall
Claudia Jolly
Joe Newton
Rosie Joly
Ragevan Vasan
Photography courtesy Jamie Corbin www.jamiecorbin.co.uk
Trailer courtesy of Third Eye Productions www.third-eye-productions.co.uk
Costume courtesy of 71 Queens www.facebook.com/71QUEENS
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