The Spiral Path
Inspired by the tragic number of cyclists killed in London every year, The Spiral Path weaves a suite of hilariously dysfunctional narratives, a family in chaos, a best friend betrayed, against a backdrop of deep and lasting grief of a bereavement, and the brutal repression of sexual identity.
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Project
The Spiral Path
The Spiral Path, by Andrew Craig Sharpe. 1 - 5th February 2022 at The Maltings Theatre in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Produced by KatAlyst Productions and Mad Stallion Productions. Directed by Kat-Anne Rogers.
Cast includes; Jonny D'Spena (ANCIENT MYSTERIES channel 5,) Claire Jarrod (BIRDS OF A FEATHER retort TV,) and Georgina Bennett (MACBETH, Feature film 2015 See-Saw Films).
At its core, The Spiral Path is, essentially, a story of a love triangle and the strength of human relationships. The play deals with a myriad of complex family relationships and incredible friendships, which transcend time and dimensions.
Its core themes deal with universal topics that unite all of humanity; bereavement, birth & rebirth, with mental health and compassion being strongly at the forefront of the piece.
Andrew Sharpe, the writer of Spiral Path is also a musician. He will be given the first ten people who donate to our project a free CD of "Look Both Ways" and a poster signed by him, when you make a pledge of £50 or more.
support our project with £100 donation or more and you will receive a signed poster of the play and a free complementary drink in the bar with the cast after the performance of your choice 1-5th Feb 22.
Donate £150 and you'll receive two tickets to see the show with time to chat with the cast and creatives after the performance, and get a photograph with them as a momento.
Andrew Craig Sharpe and Kat-Anne Rogers will attend a venue of your choice for a Q & A session to talk about The Spiral Path and the creative process from page to stage. May be of interest to Education establishments, especially those in the performing arts sector.
Valid for 6 months from February 22.