The world premiere of a brand new dark comedy, coming to the Lion and Unicorn Theatre July 2021.

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Sans and Moins are getting saved. The 'Creators' have told them so, and they’re very excited. Adequately excited. Kind of excited. As it’s not the first time they’ve got a message like this, and the real question is, will it be the last?

TETHERED is a brand new darkly comic surreal play dealing with hope, loss and the reliance we have on others. TETHERED explores whether or not we can truly understand one another, and how far we would go to keep ourselves sane when trapped in one place for too long…

TETHERED

Baz is the resident DJ of Brigdale Primary. Next week, it's the Year 6 Leavers Disco: the biggest gig of the year. With a mighty setlist of early-noughties bangers cued up, Baz is raring to go for the event of a lifetime. That is, until their old school rival barges his way back onto the scene, forcing Baz to recollect the things he'd kept buried for years, and face up to moments in his past that will define his future…

Join Baz in the multimedia, solo adventure of the century: DJ BAZ’s YEAR 6 DISCO, exploring childhood dreams that never wake up, the things that keep you up at night and the toxicity of comparing ourselves to others. As Baz traverses through the nostalgic sounds of his childhood, he asks the audience to consider the hopes they had for growing up, and what it means to be alive through a journey of Magaluf rooftop raves, hospital wards and the glow stick laden school halls of years gone by.

DJ BAZZER'S YEAR 6 DISCO

CO - ARTISTIC DIRECTOR 

head of literary, marketing and development

GEORGIE BAILEY

Georgie is a playwright, poet and screenwriter. He is an alumnus of Soho Theatre’s Writers Lab, HighTide Theatre’s Writers Group and Papatango’s South East Development scheme as well as currently studying MA Dramatic Writing at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He is the Literary Projects Manager for London Playwrights Blog and works freelance in script consultancy and developing new work, as well as leading creative writing projects with young people for regional theatres such as Chichester Festival Theatre.

Previous credits include: EUAN (Tristan Bates Theatre, UK Tour), The Process Trilogy (Whirled Cinema), Drag Me Out (Hen and Chickens), The Universe, Ladies and Gentleman (Theatre N16), Rash, The Art of Trouble (both Chichester Festival Theatre), Feel More (Lion and Unicorn Theatre).

hal darling

Hal is an actor, film maker, editor and artist. Hal has been involved in 7 productions with Chichester festival theatre, with both the youth theatre and a season show.  Sadly, the happiest he has ever been is when he received a review in which it stated that Hal had ‘a voice so sexy it could seduce anyone’.

Hal, with Georgie co-founded the company in 2018. He works a film maker/graphic designer, Focusing on cinematography and editing. He recently co-directed The Process Trilogy with georgie, As well as shooting and editing the films. 

Hal Darling hates birds, believes whole heartedly that horses are from out of space, and really loves it when rap songs use a choir.

CO - ARTISTIC DIRECTOR 

head of film, branding and design 

production intern

Selwin Hulme-Teague

Selwin is a third year student at the University at Warwick. Outside of his studies, he makes theatre, specialising in new writing or devised work that voices complicated, misunderstood stories, usually through a political, feminist, or queer optic. He has worked as a director and writer with Barbican Theatre Plymouth, Pound of Flesh, nettle theatre and White Noise Theatre, of which he is co-founder and co-artistic director. Whilst at university, he has staged work at the Warwick Arts Centre and Edinburgh Fringe festival. His play Potatoes was selected for the National Student Drama Festival in 2020. Currently, he is developing a new digital show with White Noise Theatre about artificial intelligence and omegle

RESIDENT DIRECTOR

Lucy Betts

Lucy is a freelance Director, Workshop Leader and playwright. She directed Sleeping Beauty at Chichester Festival Theatre in December 2018 and was back there directing The Wizard of Oz as part of their 2019 season.

Lucy was Head of Performance at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, from 2015 – 2017, having previously been Youth Theatre Leader there from 2010. 

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She is an associate artist at the watermill, Associate Director – Children’s Theatre at the Apollo Theatre Company and a freelance lecturer at Roehampton University.