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Rattle & Roll

Written by Jane Smith

Directed by Sarah Jones

Set against the backdrop of regeneration and recession, Rattle & Roll is a story about chaos, the order behind it, and the strengths of the women trying to survive it.

Four women are trying to jump the track. A new name, street and settee mean a new start, a way out and a past left behind. However a missing wheelie bin, a broken promise and mother’s day throw the women back on familiar ground, but this time they are on a collision course with a runaway train.

From April to December 2009, the Herstory Told Project saw drama workshops looking at issues including sexual exploitation, addiction, homelessness, and adoption, which took place with 57 young women and women who directly informed the creation of Rattle & Roll.


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