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Overview
Credits
Reviews and audience feedback
Future plans
Show History
The team
Downloads (images and info) for venues and press

The Receipt The Receipt

FRINGE FIRST AWARD 2006
TOTAL THEATRE AWARD FOR INNOVATION 2006

A man flips out and searches the city for the owner of a receipt. Is he a hero, or an idiot?

A little story told by two men, a filing cabinet and a Moog.

Following the success of his 2004 Perrier Award winning Jackson’s Way, Will Adamsdale collaborates again with sonic artist and performer Chris Branch on a new theatre project, building on their work on Filter’s Faster (sell-out at BAC, Lyric Hammersmith and Brits Off Broadway, New York).

A collaboration between Will Adamsdale and Chris Branch.

Download an audio trailer of The Receipt CLICK HERE.

Created and performed by Will Adamsdale and Chris Branch

Reviews and audience feedback

It’s a real cracker… This is a show that makes you yearn to get off the hamster wheel and make a bid for freedom **** – The Guardian

A superb, almost Gogol-like meditation on the fate of the little man in the big 21st-century city **** - The Scotsman

Funny, inventive and often rather beautiful
Evening Standard

****
a charming and original devised piece...delightful characters
Time Out

Audience feedback

Wicked. The sound stuff is amazing and I can’t wait to see more.

I would like to take everyone I know, or have ever met.  It really was rather good.

I thought The Receipt was one of the best plays I have ever seen, and I have been going to the theatre regularly for about 15 years.

Simply fantastic

Amazing. Quite brilliant. Best thing I saw at the festival. Love their energy.

Future plans

This show is available for touring. For more information email kate@fueltheatre.com

Show history

2007
January: Lyric Hammersmith, London
February: UK tour to Drum Theatre Plymouth, OMAC Belfast and Unity Theatre Liverpool
April: CUB Malthouse, Melbourne Comedy Festival
May: 59E59 Theaters, New York

2006
August: Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh

2005
November: 3 week run at BAC, London
October: UK tour as part of the This Way Up touring initiative, to Warwick Arts Centre, Royal Exchange Manchester, Bristol Old Vic, The Junction Cambridge and Norden Farm Arts Centre Maidenhead.
August: scratch performances at BAC's one o'clock scratch in the Edinburgh Festival.
January: scratch performances at BAC

2004
Scratch nights at BAC

The Team

For Will Adamsdale's biography see his biog page

Chris Branch
Chris (b.1978) studied at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Since graduating Chris has pursued his interest in electronic music with the Quartet Elektronische where commissions have included performances of John Cage’s music for BBC Radio 3 and installation performances at Handel House, London. Chris works with the sound-theatre company Filter theatre and co devised the critically acclaimed show faster (2003). Since then he has been developing new work at The National Theatre Studio and The Lyric Hammersmith. He has recently completed a remix for Bjork (released by One Little Indian).
In 1999 Chris co - founded the production company Music to Communicate. He has been doing commercial music and sound design work for advertising clients including BBC, ITV, Sony, Aiwa, Barclays, BBH, Grey London and Weiden + Kennedy. Chris recently worked with film makers Kid Politik on commissions for Channel 4. Their music for film and TV is published worldwide by Sony BMG. Chris is currently composing and sound designing with the RSC on its Gunpowder season. Other projects for 2005 include presenting work at the EXPO in Aichi, Japan and taking Filter Theatre’s faster to New York.

Downloads

To download an audio trailer of The Receipt click here: audio trailer
To download high resolution images of The Receipt click here: image a image b image c

Commissioned by and developed at BAC. Selected for the This Way Up 2005 touring programme.

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