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Red Pitch Tickets

Name: Red Pitch
Brand: Headout
SKU: 26307
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.67 (6 reviews)

Can a football pitch, a home away from home for the members of a close-knit community, be saved from demolition? Find out in this tale of friendship and brotherhood.

Why Watch Red Pitch

Red Pitch play had 2 sold-out runs at the Bush Theatre, before coming to the brand-new Soho Place in London. This energetic coming-of-age tale, directed by Daniel Bailey and written by Tyrell Williams, will make you celebrate the power of friendship against the most difficult odds. Kedar Williams-Stirling from Sex Education, Emeka Sesay from The Power, and Francis Lovehall from Small Axe play the leading roles of the 3 lifelong friends who fight to save their beloved football pitch. The Red Pitch play has accolades flowing in, having won 5 Major Best Debut Play awards and nominated for 7 Off West End Awards.

The Story

The story is a reminder that nothing can beat the power of brotherhood, friendship, and a united community. When a football pitch, the place where numerous people laughed and grew together, the base of a close-knit community, faces demolition, 3 friends decide to come together to save it.

Great for

Drama Lovers | Football Fans

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

6 Ratings

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Antonia

5/5

May, 2024

The show was beautifully pieced together. From the opening, the high interaction with the audience made it feel like we were apart of the play and it was real life. Youngsters in the audience finally had representation in a new space.Then the diverse cast were spectacular and responded to social issues in London, told us funny coming of age stories as young black men and shedded light on why we need more diversity in the arts.MORE OF THIS.GREATNESS. Well done to all of the team involved and theatre space for hosting it. A memory I will cherish.

Matu

4/5

May, 2024

Red pitch was in a very entertaining and engaging show, encapsulating, the black culture within South London. It represented what happens in the wider community in terms of gentrification, and showed the vulnerable side of characters, their dreams, the difficulty's they face within their day to day life's, especially the care and of family members older and younger.

Angela

5/5

Apr, 2024

The 3 young actors were amazing, their delivery was perfect, funny, emotional, convincing and just as my grandson tells me it is when you kick about/practice with your friends. The set was simple but effective and our (myself and grandson) seat gave us a bird eye view of what was happening on the stage (pitch) below (second balcony A7, A8) Have recommended to several people since, my view being if they miss out, they will miss a fantastic show.