Get your tickets for play at Mustard Tree for Arts Festival!

 

You are cordially invited to attend a performance of a Political History of Smack and Crack

 

 

‘This is an angry, funny play about a lost generation.  Inspired by the playwright’s own experience, the play traces the fate of two addicts from the epicentre of the riots across the country in 1981 to present day Manchester, chronicling the fallout for communities crushed by the heroin epidemic at the height of Thatcherism.’ 

After a fantastic run at the Edinburgh Fringe, we are delighted to be hosting the brilliant The Political History of Smack and Crack this November!

 

As a part of the With One Voice International Homelessness Arts Festival and Summit, we are hosting a run of 70 seat shows in our performance space inside newly refurbished Mustard Tree Ancoats.

 

We are so excited to be a part of the festival, as every project is developed alongside people with experiences of poverty and homelessness – and we’d love our amazing supporters to be there.

 

Dates

 

Evening shows 7-8pm (doors from 6.30)

Thursday 1st, Saturday 3rd, Monday 5th, Wednesday 7th,Thursday 8th
Saturday 10th, Monday 12th, Wednesday 14th

Afternoon shows 2-3pm (doors from 1.30)

Saturday 3rd, Saturday 10th

 

Click here to get your tickets via The Lowry website! They are small capacity shows so grab them before they go.

Hope to see you there! 

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