The Oxford School of Drama presents Tiger Country by Nina Raine, performed by the graduating three-year acting course students and live-streamed from the Mill Arts Centre.
Tiger Country is a play about medics that follows a tangle of doctors and nurses through their working life in a busy London hospital.
Professionalism and prejudice, turbulent staff romances, ambition and failure collide in this swirling, action-packed drama about an overburdened health service. But most of all, it is about the particular blend of care, pragmatism and ruthlessness that is required by the people who keep the system running.
Directed by Josh Roche (My Name is Rachel Corrie, Young Vic & Radio, Audible UK) the production will be one of 2 productions live-streamed on the 13-15 May. (See tickets for Moonfleece here)
A live-streamed amateur production, by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.
Content Warning: swearing, references to death
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Don't miss your next chance to see the Oxford School of Drama Graduating Students in their Three Year Showcase. Tickets available here
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Live streaming:
Friday 14th May 2021, 7:30pm BST
Saturday 15th May 2021, 2:00pm BST
On Demand: Tuesday 18th May - Monday 24th May 2021
Run time: 85 mins
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Tickets: FREE, donations encouraged
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Creative Team
Director - Josh Roche
Set and Costume Designer - Natalie Johnson
Lighting Designer - Rachel Sampley
Sound Designer - Annie-May Fletcher
About The Oxford School of Drama
Oxford School of Drama is a world-leading conservatoire providing professional actor training in the form of a Three Year and One Year Course in addition to a Foundation Course. Graded 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, our courses are accredited by Trinity College, London who identified us as an 'Exemplary Provider' in 2013. We are recognised by industry around the world and boast successful alumni including writers, directors, filmmakers and actors. With our training, the hope is that all students with talent and commitment, no matter what their background, are given important skills to take forward for life and that they can not only be part of the industry but perhaps help shape it.