Scaffolding
Written by Lucy Bell | Directed by Lillian Waddington⭐ “EDINBURGH FRINGE: THE BEST SHOWS TO SEE” ⭐
The Stage
Sheridan is having a bad day. Her church is closing, Adult Social Care are on her case and she can’t work out what ingredients she needs to make a bomb. With no one else to turn to, she climbs the scaffolding around the leaking church steeple with a few questions for Whoever Is In Charge.
From multi award-winning Documental Theatre, Scaffolding is an explosive show about strength, love and community.
Documental Theatre in association with Bristol Old Vic and Pleasance.
Little gem of a play
Suzanne Hamilton is excellent as Sheridan, funny, frank and clear-sighted
Funny and moving: an adventure
Tom Jackson Greaves, choreographer and Associate Director at Theatre Royal Plymouth
Achingly lovely
Suzanne Hamilton is excellent as Sheridan, funny, frank and clear-sighted
Went to see this twice! Thought the actor was amazing both nights. Enthralling, captivating, heart felt, emotional but with a softness many mothers will relate to on so many levels.
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An emotional rollercoaster of a show
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An extraordinary piece of writing. You laugh, you cry and you remember and think (about it) long after the performance is over. Please make this a 'must see' show - we need writers and performers of this caliber at the Fringe and in our theatres.
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