Barrow Hill
by Jane Wainwright
by Jane Wainwright


Kath, an 86-year-old woman, battles to save her beloved chapel from being converted into luxury flats, confronting family loyalties and the inevitability of change.
About The Play
About The Play
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The world premiere of Barrow Hill, a first play by new playwright Jane Wainwright, and directed by Abbey Wright – whose recent work includes the multi-four star production of Dublin Carol as part of the Donmar at the Trafalgar Studios season.
Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 2012. Kath is 86 years young and still going, but as her friends keep dying around her, her only tie to the world is her beloved chapel.
When Kath discovers that the chapel is to be converted into luxury flats for young professionals and that her own son, Graham, has won the contract for the rebuilding work, she is forced into a bitter battle between the past and the future.
In the Big Society that’s just waiting for her to die, Kath is confronted with the fragility of family loyalties and the pain of learning to let go…
Image copyright Gareth Wonfor / Rebecca Maltby
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Cast
Crew
Director
Abbey Wright
Producer
Presented by Snapdragon Productions. Supported by Carol Slavid, Sofie Mason and Diana Jervis-Read of OffWestEnd.com
Design
Natalie Moggridge
Lighting Design
Miguel Vicente
Supported by:
Sound and Original Composition