Jenna Coleman, David Morrissey, Denise Gough, Ed Stoppard and Maggie Service star in remote reading of 'A Separate Peace' (1964) by Tom Stoppard

This is no ordinary script in hand reading - this performance has a full creative and production team behind it, and will be directed by award-winning film and theatre director Sam Yates.

**This is an exclusive one-time only LIVE production performance - streamed as it is being performed by the actors, and produced by the creative and production teams.**

A new frontier for live theatre, creating new digital versions of traditional stage jobs - this innovative project is the first of its' kind, developing, producing and performing a piece entirely remotely.

This production has been put together by a team of creatives, re-imagining their roles for a digital production - including the Director, Design team, Stage Manager and others.

All profits from ticket sales will be split between a donation to The Felix Project, and the creatives and technicians forced out of work by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The production will be performed and streamed live via Zoom webinar. Ticket holders will receive a follow-up email with viewing information before the show date.

Full Creative & Production Credits:

Producers: CurtainCall, Platform Presents, Apples & Oranges Arts (US)

Associates: Broadway Tech Accelerator, Shubert Organization

Director: Sam Yates

• Video Designer: Andrzej Goulding
• Lighting Designer: Nat Green
• Costume Designer: Amelia Sierevogel
• Sound Designer: Sam Glossop
• Tech Designer: Tim Kashani
• Production Manager: Kate West
• Stage Manager: Georgia Bird
• Deputy Stage Manager: Kim Battistini
• PR: Kevin Wilson PR

Sponsored by ZOOM

Sponsored by SHURE - equipment sponsors for The Remote Read series.

FAQs

Where are the proceeds from ticket sales going?

The Felix Project is the main charitable beneficiary of this production. It is a charitable organisation powered by volunteers, that saves surplus food from suppliers and redistributes it to charities and schools. https://thefelixproject.org/

The remaining proceeds of the tickets will cover production fees and costs, benefitting creatives and technicians forced out of work by the Covid-19 pandemic

I'm not in the UK, can I still watch this?

Yes! This is an online event, so as long as you have an internet connection, you will be able to enjoy this performance.

Do I need the Zoom app to watch this?

We recommend that you download the Zoom app to your system for the best viewing experience.

When will I receive details on how to watch?

You will receive an email with your viewing link on Saturday 2nd May before the event, between 3-5pm.

What time will the show start?

It will start at 7pm prompt LONDON time and runs for 30+ minutes. The 'house' will open at 6:45pm LONDON time.

Can I watch this on my TV?

If you can screen-share from another device to your TV then yes!

If I miss the screening, can I watch it afterwards?

We're afraid not - be there or be square! This is a one-time live theatre performance. Just the same as if you bought a ticket for a theatre show and then didn't end up going.