A hedonistic party, a rickety car and a journey like no other...shall we hit the road?
Meet Gina and Blighty, who wander near the road, hitching rides whenever they can. The people they meet on their journey are inextricably drawn into their contemplation of the absurdity of the world around them. But all Blighty really wants is to get to work on time!
A couple of Poor, English speaking Poles, this is how they introduce themselves. But who are they really?
Please note this play contains strong language and scenes of drug use and violence.
Progress Theatre, Reading, Berkshire, England is a self-governing, self-funding theatre group. It operates in the voluntary sector, is a registered Charity and maintains its own 97-seat theatre.
We produce a programme of varied, interesting and challenging drama to the highest standard. Each year sees around nine productions, most running for nine nights.
We have an active policy to educate, encourage and enliven in all aspects of theatre. Progress has a youth theatre comprising two Youth Groups and two Student Groups; a Writers’ Group; the Friends of Progress and the Members themselves.
All auditions for our public productions are open to non-members. Various internal events, such as "Showcase" provide opportunities for newer or less experienced actors, directors, writers, stage managers and lighting and sound technicians.
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