by John Knowles

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Punched: the rise and fall of a working class archetype.

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Recently unemployed Punch & Judy performer, Punched, descends into a life of drugs, alcohol and abuse, seeking redemption, he finds instead that he is forced into a life of repetitive destructive actions.

 

Based on an original script from 1846, with a rich and eccentric singular voice, Punched explores white-male-working-class-anger and the lack of any redemption in a judgmental society.

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This lyrical and powerful performance pulls no punches!

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