2019
Words by Tom Wells
Music by Matthew Robins
Director Jane Fallowfield
Musical Director Matthew Robins
BOUNDLESS THEATRE AND SCRIPT CLUB PRESENT
A NEW ONE-MAN MUSICAL COMEDY
Liam is 15. He can’t swim. But he’s an optimist, so he’s just signed up for Bev Road Baths’ first ever synchronised swimming team.
Following a sell-out run in 2017 and after a run at the Bush Theatre in 2018 Drip is touring the UK in 2019.
#DripTheMusical
“Think of it as the indie theatre alternative to ‘Love Actually’.”
(Time Out)
The original production was supported by Hull City Council and Hull UK City of Culture.
31 January
The Lowry, Salford Quays
Box Office: 0843 208 6000
3 February
The Customs House, South Shields
Box Office: 0191 454 1234
20 February
Curve, Leicester
Box Office: 0116 242 3595
26 February
North Wall, Oxford
Box Office: 01865 319450
1-2 March
Oldham Coliseum Studio, Oldham
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Box Office: 0161 6242829
10 March
Slung Low, Leeds
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Box Office: 0161 274 0600
12 March
New Wolsey, Ipswich
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Box Office: 01473 295900
20 March
Nonsuch Studios, Nottingham
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Box Office: 0115 8371950
23 March
Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal
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Box Office: 01539 725133
28 March
Phoenix Arts, Hampshire
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Box Office: 01420 472664
4 April
Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate
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Box Office: 01423502116
11 April
Cast, Doncaster
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Box Office: 0130 2 303 959
23, 24, 25, 26 April
LIVE, Newcastle
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Box Office: 0191 232 1232
14 May
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough
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Box Office: 01723 370541
26 June, 27 June
Theatre 503
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Box Office: 020 7978 7040
Josh Tucker Actor
Josh trained at East 15 Acting School. Credits include: The Dip (Bunker Theatre and Edinburgh Festival), Five:Eight (Bernie Grant Arts Centre), Witch, Witch, Witch (Camden People’s Theatre).
Credits whilst training include: Deptford Wives, Macbeth, The Crucible and Jerusalem.
Tom is from Kilnsea, East Yorkshire.
Plays include: Me, As A Penguin; The Kitchen Sink (which won the Critics Circle Award for Most Promising Playwright and the George Devine Award); Jumpers For Goalposts; Cosmic; Folk; and Broken Biscuits. Tom has also written Ben & Lump (Channel 4); Jonesy (BBC Radio 4); and pantos for Middle Child, Hull and the Lyric, Hammersmith. He is currently under commission to the Royal Court and the National Theatre.
Matthew is a multi-disciplinary artist from the West Country. His work includes animation, puppetry, short films, sculpture, and music, and he regularly tours with his band, performing stories about animals, death, monsters, the ocean, and love.
As a film-maker Matthew has recently made stop-motion music videos for Passenger, Sivu, and Led Bib, as well as animations for the Barbican, Opera North, Dumbworld (Peter, Lily and the Nose, winner of the audience choice award at the Capital Irish Film Festival), Tori Amos (The Light Princess at the National Theatre) and Phil Collins (Tomorrow is Always Too Long, for the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games).
Matthew’s recent work for theatre includes writing and performing Flyboy is alone again this Christmas, and Lullaby – both for the Barbican, and designing and making puppets for Something Very Far Away for the Unicorn Theatre, A Most Peculiar Wintry Thing for the Ark in Dublin, and Laila – a new musical at Watford Palace Theatre.
Matthew recently directed and designed an adaption of Ted Hughes’ The Iron Man for the Unicorn Theatre in Southwark and a collection of Matthew’s animations, songs and mechanical puppet installations is on permanent display at the Science Museum in London in the Information Age gallery.
Drip is Matthew’s second song-writing collaboration with Tom Wells, they previously worked together on Tom’s play Broken Biscuits in 2016.
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Jane Fallowfield has directed new plays including ‘Germ Free Adolescent’ by Natalie Mitchell (young audiences in Medway), ‘Bird’ by Laura Lomas (Derby Theatre, Hackney Showroom and on tour), ‘Fingertips’ by Suhayla El Bushra (Clean Break), ‘Cosmic’ and ‘Spacewang’ by Tom Wells (Hull Truck), ‘The Only Way is Chelsea’s’ by Frazer Flintham (York Theatre Royal and Soho Theatre) and ‘Lagan’ by Stacey Gregg (Ovalhouse). She is the Literary Associate at Talawa Theatre Company. Previously, Jane was Director on Attachment at Clean Break, Director on Attachment at Birmingham Rep (John Fernald Award) and Senior Reader at Paines Plough. Jane is a mentor for Graeae Theatre Company and she has been on the script panel for the George Devine Award panel, BBC Writersroom and Channel 4 Screenwriting Course.
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