Coalface Productions is the play writing partnership of Barnsley based spoken word artists; Paul Athorne and Lee Pollard.
Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Joined February 2021
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My own batting career closely resembles that of Joe Root. He has had 182 innings and scored 10,000 runs. I have had 10,000 innings and scored 182 runs.
#joeroot #englandcricket
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Fabulous pics and what a performance!
Stills from our last performance of 'That's the Spirit' written by @PoetPollard & Paul Athorne @PeniParamount. Sally tells her story of strength, survival and rebirth #dontcastherout @ERA50_50 @behindthewoman1 @CoalfaceP @act4tv #regionaltheatre @SouthYorksTN @ScriptYorkshire
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I have made it through to the regional finals of The World Monologue Games again! This time with an amazing piece by @PoetPollard I will post further details on how you can watch & vote very soon! @MonologueGames #casting #darkcomedy #matureactor
The debut play by Barnsley based writers Lee Pollard and Paul Athorne. A play set in Barnsley. #Barnsley
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The Together Season Festival begins on Monday with a host of brilliant productions!
Hear more about the Festival, and the treats we have to look forward to, from some of those that put the programme together
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We’re reopening the doors to the Crucible on Monday! The Box Office will be open from 12-8pm during the #TogetherSeasonFestival.
Find out more info about your visit: bit.ly/3u8nIMw
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Take your seat once again in the beautiful Crucible auditorium, as it opens next week with the Together Season Festival. A three-week showcase of new work by local talent – with drama, puppetry, comedy, music, dance, beatboxing and more. Make your plans > ourfaveplaces.co.uk/our-pick…
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It's less then 3 weeks until we open the doors of the crucible to theatre once more with our #TogetherSeasonFestival 13 local artists and a whole range of different genres. There's a piece of theatre for everyone! bit.ly/3ejVl8v
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Not be long now before Hoyland Community Theatre Group holds its first get together. As soon as restrictions are lifted we will let everyone know the venue and date. At our first meeting we would love to share our vision for the group but most of all listen to your ideas.
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It's now less then 4 weeks until we open our doors to theatre once more with The #TogetherSeasonFestival From comedy to opera, aerial and puppetry to drama and dance there's a little bit of theatre for everyone. Check out our thread to see what's on.... bit.ly/3ejVl8v
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Lee Pollard presents 'Hiding from Wobbly Bob & Other Stories'
Rebecca Solomon presents 'Second-Hand Child'
@sarahjayhawley1 presents 'Zen, Drugs ‘n’ Rock ‘n’ Roll'
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Live theatre in the Crucible is back and now on sale!
The #TogetherSeasonFestival is full of work from local artists curated by a panel of artists, audience members and theatre workers
We can’t wait to welcome you back through the Crucible doors again!
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Lovely article in Barnsley Chronicle this morning about Coalface Productions. Shame Paul Athorne could not be there for the photo. Please contact us if you are interested in our project.
Brilliant response to our idea of setting up a community theatre in Barnsley area. We plan to work together with some WMC's and bring theatre events to the wider community, as well as helping to support the struggling WM club scene. Watch this space!
His Father's Eyes by Lee Pollard
The mother's explanation for the terrible deed
Took the jury by surprise
I never really loved him she said
For he has his father's eyes
#poetry #SpokenWord
