A powerful new play about love, loss and legacy.
Created by Matthew Bulgo, Jonnie Riordan and Jess Williams.
With original music by The Staves.
Commissioned and produced by ThickSkin and Lawrence Batley Theatre, in co-production with Watford Palace Theatre and Wales Millennium Centre and supported by The Lowry.
Award-winning theatre company, ThickSkin makes a thrilling return to the stage with this highly visual and musically charged production. Created by the company behind the five star show How Not To Drown, including co-director, Jonnie Riordan (Nigel Slater’s Toast).
"She used to be everywhere, all at the same time, do you know what I mean?
And now she’s nowhere.
She was always there, that’s what I’m trying to say."
A fractured trio of sisters are pulled back together with news that turns their worlds upside down. Tensions from the past and worries about the future leave them feeling paralysed. When it feels like your world has come to a stop, how do you find a way to keep moving forward?
Soaring music by Atlantic Records artists, The Staves, combines with dynamic movement and bold new writing in this compelling, intimate reflection on grief and the invisible bonds within families. Blood Harmony is a play with songs that’ll make you want to pull your family a little closer and hold them a little tighter.
Dates
Tue 28 June 2022 - Sat 2 Jul 2022
Space
Main House
Duration
90 minutes
Age guidance
14+
Content warning
Adult themes, strong language and reference to use of drugs and alcohol
Cast
Creative team
Writer: Matthew Bulgo
Directors and Choreographers: Jonnie Riordan & Jess Williams
Musical Director and Musical Arrangements: Kate Marlais
Designer: Hayley Grindle
Sound Designer: Charlotte Barber
Lighting Designer: Charly Dunford
Producer: Li Kennedy
Production Manager: Tom Robbins
For ThickSkin
Artistic Director: Neil Bettles
Executive Director: Laura Mallows
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Supporters
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, Backstage Trust and Watford Borough Council.