Category: Arts

Cast announced for Mumsy, a new play by Hull writer Lydia Marchant

Hull Truck Theatre are marking the end of their 50th anniversary year programme with Mumsy, a new play written by homegrown talent and Hull Truck Youth Theatre alumni, Lydia Marchant. This brand-new world premiere comedy drama follows the story of three generations of women living under one roof, exploring the highs and lows of motherhood and intergenerational female relationships. 

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Welcome back to Hull Truck Theatre’s 50th anniversary year

Hull Truck Theatre are excited to turn their focus to the future as their 50th Anniversary year comes to a close in March 2023 with the world premiere of Hull Playwright Lydia Marchant’s brand-new comedy Mumsy from Thursday 2 – Saturday 25 March 2023. Developed as part of Hull Truck Theatre’s Artist Development Programme, fans of Motherland will love this enjoyable new comedy that lifts the lid on the highs and lows of being and becoming a Mum – not to be missed.

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An interview with actors Adam Bassett and Emma Prendergast from A Christmas Carol at Hull Truck Theatre

Hull Truck Theatre are extremely proud to continue celebrating their 50th Anniversary year, presenting A Christmas Carol in association with Leeds Playhouse. In this interview, Deaf actor Adam Bassett (Bob Cratchit) and deaf actor Emma Prendergast (Mrs Crachit) talk about how rehearsals are going for A Christmas Carol. Discover who inspired them to act when growing up and learn how the cast communicate with each other using British Sign Language (BSL).

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Playwright Amanda Whittington talks about Ladies Unleashed at Hull Truck Theatre

This week Hull Truck Theatre caught up with playwright Amanda Whittington to find out more about the inspiration behind Ladies Unleashed, ahead of the start of rehearsals on Monday 5 September. Amanda shares what to expect from the story, the characters, and how she is proud to have Ladies Unleashed as part of the theatre’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

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