Fusing hip-hop, theatre, digital imagery, and junk,
Alan Clay brings Skip Rap to Stockton
Skip Rap
Stockton ARC
Wednesday 28th March 2018
Fusing hip-hop, theatre, digital imagery and junk-
Skip Rap has a kick of reality, a storming soundtrack and an energy that will
have you up on your feet.
Alan Clay is 41 years old and has had a 15 year
career as an artist touring nationally and internationally but he’s always
known what it’s like to be put down, cast aside and written off.
His debut solo show is a defiant and bold piece of
theatre that highlights what it’s like to be treated like trash and how you
find your way out of the junk. Skip Rap is an angry love song
to grit, endurance and creativity.
Hitting the note between Alan’s difficult
background and his exceptional successes, Skip
Rap explores how these experiences clash and merge and
continue to shape his art, his views and his life.
On stage, Alan is joined by acclaimed MC, poet and
theatre-maker Testament and made in collaboration with Baba Israel and directed
by Iain Bloomfield.
Skip Rap has been funded by Arts Council England,
Bradford City Council, Youth Music Foundation and supported by Mind the Gap.
Tickets:
The show runs on Wednesday 28 March at 7pm
It is a Pay What You Decide performance – tickets can
be reserved online http://arconline.co.uk/whats-on/theatre-dance/skip-rap
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