Gruesome Playground Injuries

Fringe
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Location:

24 – 26 High Street
Kingston Upon Thames
London
KT1 1HL
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Running time:
80 minutes

Accessibility:
Wheelchair Access
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Price:
£10

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Gruesome Playground Injuries

About the show

Over the course of 30 years, the lives of Kayleen and Doug intersect at the most bizarre intervals, leading the two childhood friends to compare scars and the physical calamities that keep drawing them together. This wildly funny dark comedy, by the talented American playwright Rajiv Joseph, provides a humorous look at human vulnerability. An accident-prone dare devil and a corrosive masochist navigate friendship, love and all that lies between. The company of this performance is comprised of university theatre students pursuing degrees in theatre performance and production. They are led by our faculty but are challenged to uphold the professional standards of the theatre industry with their membership in the company. Students must audition and interview to be selected for this company and represent the very best of USC Upstate Theatre.

About the company

The Theatre Program at USC Upstate strives to create an environment that nurtures dynamic, collaborative, and inspiring theatre arts with the goal of cultivating the whole theatre artist and human being. With an inclusive curriculum, funded international opportunities, and various productions we foster a diverse student body and faculty that supports one another as they navigate the process of creating theatre from a novice to an advanced professional level at graduation. With a well-rounded curriculum, students are given many opportunities for practical application of classroom learning.With a variety mainstage and student directed productions USC provide ample opportunities to work in all aspects of theatre including production, performance, and front of house. USC strive to model consent-based training in all aspects of the theatrical process and production which creates a supportive place to make brave choices from which one can learn equally from success and failure.

Photographer credit: Del DeLorm, Assistant Professor of Theatre USC Upstate