Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
‘Whatever you say I am, that’s what I’m not!’
It’s Saturday night, the factory whistle’s gone, and Arthur Seaton, the original ‘angry young man’, is out on the town and determined to have a good time, whatever it costs.
Hard-drinking, double-dealing, womanising, Arthur thinks he’s got it made, but he’s playing with fire, because now he’s got two women on the go at the same time and they’re both married. What’s more, everything could be about to change for Arthur and the women in his life following a bombshell revelation one night on the boardwalk.
Alan Sillitoe’s ground-breaking picture of 1950s Britain was immortalised in the award-winning 1960 film starring Albert Finney. Now Mercury favourite Tony Casement brings the tale raging back to life in a fast-moving new stage adaptation by critically acclaimed writer Amanda Whittington (Be My Baby, The Thrill Of Love).
Classic kitchen sink drama blended with high-energy action and a toe-tapping soundtrack makes this funny, sexy, heart-rending show a must see.
Tony Casement
Director
Alan Sillitoe
Writer
Amanda Whittington
Adapted By
Sara Perks
Designer
Aideen Malone
Lighting Designer
Adam P McCready
Sound Designer
Charmain Hoare
Dialect Coach
Philip d’Orléans
Fight Director
Lee Crowley
Movement Director
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