New musical TINK is coming to The Other Palace Theatre in London following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe last summer.
The show is performed and composed by Kat Kleve (Once, Brief Encounter), and directed and written by Lizzy Connolly (Pygmalion, The Windsors, A Very, Very Bad Cinderella).
TINK is a nostalgic, uplifting musical monologue that tackles the modern experience of being female and the societal pressures that come with navigating life from child to tween, and from to teen to adult.
The creative team also includes Rosanna Bates as Movement Director, Kate Marlais as Musical Director, and Rachael Duthie as Lighting Designer.
Kat Kleve, Performer, Composer and Co-creator of TINK, said: “TINK has already touched the hearts of hundreds of people up and down the UK and we’re so excited to be bringing this funny, magical and heart-wrenching story to The Other Palace Studio, a venue who are doing amazing things to support and celebrate new musical theatre writing.”
Paul Taylor-Mills, Artistic Director at The Other Palace, said: “TINK is a beautiful and raw solo musical performed by the captivating Kat Kleve. It is an empowering piece of theatre and is a perfect fit to The Other Palace Studio and the stories we want to tell in that space.”
TINK is playing at The Other Palace Theatre from 8 to 20 October 2024.
Book tickets to TINK at The Other Palace Theatre in London
Related News
Khalid Abdalla, Matthew Baynton and more join line-up for An Oak Tree as production enters final weeks
Adrian Lester, Katie Leung and more join line-up for An Oak Tree at The Other Palace
Dónal Finn, Tanya Reynolds and Suranne Jones join star-studded lineup for An Oak Tree at The Other Palace
New musical Hot Mess releasee single ‘One in a Trillion’ ahead of final London performances
Latest News
Everything you need to know about The Traitors: Acts of Betrayal in London
Nina Raine’s sweeping new adaptation of Middlemarch arrives at the RSC: See brand-new images from the production
What to expect from Pride the Musical ahead of highly anticipated transfer to the Bridge Theatre
