Banging Cast
Announced For Live Theatre’s Kick Off Production Of The Bounds
The Bounds by Stewart Pringle
Newcastle Live Theatre
Thursday 16 May - Saturday 8 June 2024
The hotly anticipated first play of Live Theatre’s new season, The Bounds by Stewart Pringle, has just announced a cast of major North East talent. Soroosh Lavasani, Ryan Nolan and Lauren Waine will lead the cast of the play, joined by alternating child actors James Green and Nathaniel Campbell-Goodwin. The play runs at Live Theatre in Newcastle before transferring to London’s prestigious Royal Court Theatre in June.
The Bounds is set
during a village-wide football game in Northumberland in 1553, and follows two
foul-mouthed friends, Percy and Rowan, stuck in rear defence who find
themselves confronted by a strange visitor, Samuel, bringing news they don’t
realise will change their lives.
Ryan Nolan
Ryan Nolan, who
received huge acclaim for his 2022 performance of Live Theatre’s prison drama One
Off, takes on the role of Percy. Nolan said: “Buzzing to be back at Live Theatre and
collaborate again with Jack after One Off. Can’t wait to two foot Stewart’s
delicious script with some brilliant North East talents, and bring some Tudor
radgies to life!”
Lauren Waine
Lauren
Waine, a former member
of Live Youth Theatre, will play Rowan. She said: “I am thrilled to be making my Live
Theatre debut in The Bounds. Having been part of the youth theatre, I am so
excited to be back at Live Theatre in a professional capacity and also honoured
to get to take this show to The Royal Court, flying the flag for the North
East!’
Soroosh Lavasani
Playing Samuel is Soroosh Lavasani, last seen at Live Theatre in the 50th anniversary reading of The Fileting App by Alex Oates. He said: “Getting an opportunity to develop characters who have been written so delicately that they can both fill you with joy and make you feel uneasy is very rare. All for such cherished establishments as Live Theatre and The Royal Court theatre. Looking forward to the adventure!”
Live
Theatre’s Artistic Director Jack McNamara said: “We held open
auditions for this production and the talent in our region is genuinely
outstanding. A lot of people walked through our doors that we have never met
before or have never been in full productions with us, including two of our
final cast. There was an instant electricity between these three actors and I
just knew they would take Stewart’s script to amazing new heights. I am so
proud to think we will be going to London with this incredible showcase of
North East brilliance.”
Tickets:
https://www.live.org.uk/whats-on/bounds
Contains
strong language and violence.
BSL performance
(28 May)
Audio Described
Captioned performance (29 May)
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