Tickets
About this event:
- Category:
- Drama
- Event type:
- Booking required | In-person
- Admission:
- £5 (+booking fee)
- Location:
- Barbican Pit Theatre
Event information
Written, directed and performed by Guildhall School final-year actors
Twelve artists on the cusp of their professional careers create varied and vital performance works.
Presented over three days in the Barbican's Pit Theatre, The Mountains We Climb is an eclectic showcase of the dynamic and diverse perspectives, artistry and experiences that exist within Guildhall's cohort of final year actors.
Each performance will feature four short, stand-alone new works, created with the support of Dramaturg Elayce Ismail. Please scroll down to see the line-up for each performance.
Content warning
Please note that these performances contain strong language and adult themes. Please scroll down for further details.
Creative and production team
Elayce Ismail dramaturg
Gilly Roche producer
Dan Coleman acting tutor
Justin Anderson project manager
Ida Pontoppidan assistant stage manager
Hannah Williams assistant stage manager
John Gilroy Barbican technicians
Fred De Faye Barbican technicians
Kendall Foster Barbican technicians
Guildhall School final-year actors:
Abdul Sessay
Arinder Sadhra
Ebenezer Gyau
Evie Ward-Drummond
Iman Boujelouah
Joseph Clark
Lola Shalam
Malikah McHerrin-Cobb
Obadiah
Sachin Krishan Sharma
Westerfield Oreoluwa Ibikunle Shoderu
Willy Ramnek Petri
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Wednesday evening and Thursday matinee
Please note these performances include strong language and adult content, including violence and partial nudity. There will be flashing lights and haze.
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Thursday evening and Friday matinee
Please note these performances include strong language and adult content, including sexualised language, partial nudity, reference to animal cruelty, and themes of death and dementia. There will be flashing lights and haze.
Line Up
Friday evening and Wednesday matinee
Please note these performances include strong language, explicit language around race, and adult content, including themes of suicide, self-harm, mental illness, alcohol abuse and death. There will be flashing lights and haze.