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my father’s shed

Dates

23 - 29 November

23/11/2020

29/11/2020

Writer: HENRY EGAR

Director: LIZ ARDAY

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ONE WEEK ONLY.
Presented by The Hope Theatre.

Escaping from his mother's birthday party, Anthony secretly tries on some new foundation in his family's shed. He performs for himself and remembers a scarring episode the last time he was in the shed, before his dad unexpectedly opens the door.

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Hope at Home is a 5-part online series of 15-minute monologues each exploring a single fascinating
slice of life, created by 25 artists commissioned by the theatre earlier this autumn. Each film
premieres via our digital channels culminating in a Christmas special on Monday 21 December. Each episode
will be available free for one week for PAY WHAT YOU CAN to encourage access and donations to help secure the future of the theatre and our reopening in 2021.

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Jacob Seelochan

Anthony

Jacob is an actor and writer from Nottingham, who graduated from The Royal Central School in 2019. His debut short film, A Casting Room, which examined the experience of being multi-racial in the acting industry, was released in March this year to great acclaim. Other credits include Tom Brown's Schooldays (Union Theatre), Don't Touch Me (Leicester Curve), and most recently 2 short films during lockdown: Vertigo (Theatre503) and Paper Cuts (Bloom Theatre).

  • Show Info
  • Cast
  • Production team

ONE WEEK ONLY.
Presented by The Hope Theatre.

Escaping from his mother's birthday party, Anthony secretly tries on some new foundation in his family's shed. He performs for himself and remembers a scarring episode the last time he was in the shed, before his dad unexpectedly opens the door.

PAY WHAT YOU CAN via BOOK NOW

Hope at Home is a 5-part online series of 15-minute monologues each exploring a single fascinating
slice of life, created by 25 artists commissioned by the theatre earlier this autumn. Each film
premieres via our digital channels culminating in a Christmas special on Monday 21 December. Each episode
will be available free for one week for PAY WHAT YOU CAN to encourage access and donations to help secure the future of the theatre and our reopening in 2021.

Share on facebook
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Jacob Seelochan

Anthony

Jacob is an actor and writer from Nottingham, who graduated from The Royal Central School in 2019. His debut short film, A Casting Room, which examined the experience of being multi-racial in the acting industry, was released in March this year to great acclaim. Other credits include Tom Brown's Schooldays (Union Theatre), Don't Touch Me (Leicester Curve), and most recently 2 short films during lockdown: Vertigo (Theatre503) and Paper Cuts (Bloom Theatre).

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