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Birdcatcher
It’s hard to figure out a future when everyone around you thinks there isn’t one.
Funny, dark and sharply observed, Birdcatcher is a coming-of-age story with a difference. Laura Waldren’s striking new play asks what it takes to find your own voice inside an apocalyptic high-control group. With wit running through its darker edges, Birdcatcher explores the pressures of growing up into a world where the end is always just around the corner.
Directed by Pentabus’s BAFTA-winning Artistic Director Elle While, Birdcatcher is the world premiere of a brand-new play from the Papatango Prize-winning writer of 'astonishing debut play’ ★★★★ (The Telegraph) Some Demon.
A Pentabus production in association with Papatango Theatre Company and Middle Child Theatre.
(AD) This show is accessible for blind and partially sighted audiences, with Audio Description integrated into every performance.
(CC) Captions/subtitles offered at some performances on handheld devices (the Difference Engine) for D/deaf audiences.
Funny, dark and sharply observed, Birdcatcher is a coming-of-age story with a difference. Laura Waldren’s striking new play asks what it takes to find your own voice inside an apocalyptic high-control group. With wit running through its darker edges, Birdcatcher explores the pressures of growing up into a world where the end is always just around the corner.
Directed by Pentabus’s BAFTA-winning Artistic Director Elle While, Birdcatcher is the world premiere of a brand-new play from the Papatango Prize-winning writer of 'astonishing debut play’ ★★★★ (The Telegraph) Some Demon.
A Pentabus production in association with Papatango Theatre Company and Middle Child Theatre.
(AD) This show is accessible for blind and partially sighted audiences, with Audio Description integrated into every performance.
(CC) Captions/subtitles offered at some performances on handheld devices (the Difference Engine) for D/deaf audiences.


