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Award-winning theatre company bring their latest show to The North Wall

Award-winning theatre company Middle Child will tour to Oxford in the autumn with their latest gig-theatre show, One Life Stand.

Capturing the electrifying moment when the beat drops, and mixing original live music with bold new writing, Middle Child set fire to audience expectations of what a night at the theatre can be.

With the promise of fresh excitement just a swipe away, is Kat’s long-term lover really her lifelong dream? One Life Stand is a late-night search for intimacy across a city obsessed with sex and screens, exposing the loneliness often found in modern relationships. Will Kat and Kit stay together, or will the lure of sex elsewhere be too strong?

It’s writer Eve Nicol’s first professional commission and the latest production from the company behind All We Ever Wanted Was Everything, which sold out the Roundabout at the Fringe in 2017 and picked up three awards, including The Stage Excellence Award for Marc Graham’s lead performance.

One Life Standwill be performed at the The North Wall in Oxford from October 8 to 9 at 8pm.

The production stars Tanya Loretta Dee (Boots, Offside) as Kat, Edward Cole (Ten Storey Love Song) as Kit and Anna Mitchelson (Weekend Rockstars) as Momo, who will all perform original music written by James Frewer and Honeyblood throughout the show.

Eve Nicol is a playwright and director from Glasgow who has worked with the National Theatre of Scotland, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh and Tron Theatre, Glasgow. She is the artistic director of Heroes Theatre, with whom she’s created theatre for fields, festivals, pools, pubs and stages across Scotland. One Life Standis her professional debut as a writer.

James Frewer is a composer and musical director who has worked with Middle Child on seven previous productions, including Weekend Rockstars, I Hate Aloneand All We Ever Wanted Was Everythingand Mercury Fur.

Honeyblood are Glaswegian duo Stina Tweeddale and Cat Myers, whose 2016 album, Babes Never Die, was described by The Skinny magazine as “peppered with catchy choruses and heroic riffs… with sing-along moments galore.”

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