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Children Of The Night
A Play, A Poem, and A Party
A clubland coming-of-age story, Children of the Night follows Lindsay Jenkins, a young Donny lass with an A in English, a thirst for rave and £4.25 for the taxi home.
Amidst the chaotic finale of 90s nightlife, the backdrop of post-Thatcher Britain and during the UK’s first heterosexual HIV cluster, Children of the Night is a love letter to the working-class cultural pulse of the North, mixing kitchen-sink drama with dance-floor euphoria.
Shortlisted for the 2023 Women’s Prize for Playwriting
Shortlisted for the 2024 New Diorama Theatre Untapped Award
Made the top 9% of the BBC Open Writers Call 2024
Inspired by the testimony of 30 people from Doncaster.
A clubland coming-of-age story, Children of the Night follows Lindsay Jenkins, a young Donny lass with an A in English, a thirst for rave and £4.25 for the taxi home.
Amidst the chaotic finale of 90s nightlife, the backdrop of post-Thatcher Britain and during the UK’s first heterosexual HIV cluster, Children of the Night is a love letter to the working-class cultural pulse of the North, mixing kitchen-sink drama with dance-floor euphoria.
Shortlisted for the 2023 Women’s Prize for Playwriting
Shortlisted for the 2024 New Diorama Theatre Untapped Award
Made the top 9% of the BBC Open Writers Call 2024
Inspired by the testimony of 30 people from Doncaster.
Monday 2 March and Tuesday 3 March
6 Centenary Square, Birmingham, West Midlands B1 2EP
19:45 - 21:05From £12.00
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