
ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 β 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.

ALT A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 β 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.

ALT A collage of headlines about Make Good: The Post Office Scandal. BBC "post office Scandal musical 'shows the heartache' The Stage 'musical about Post Office Scandal 'aims to keep pressure on the policymakers', the independent 'Post Office Scandal wants postmaster victims to perform on stage' What's On Stage 'Post Office Scandal musical make good to have world premiere' guardian 'new musical based on horizon Scandal is 'deep dive into crushing heartbreak' writer of Make Good says postal workers' interviewers describe 'the power of the state coming down on you'

ALT Male and female performers, white, 20s, stand, hands by sides, screaming. Space is washed with red light, fabric and balloons at their feet. It's very red. Overlaid in white: "A magical odyssey... heartbreaking. " 4* the reviews Hub. A gripping and insightful success... a play that stays with you." The gazette

ALT Production photo. A man in a huge mouse mask with dark eyes, with skeletal long fingers, crawls out from behind torn white fabric. He's lit in red and blue. Overlaid in white: 'DON'T MISS THIS SHOW." 5* NORTH WEST END

ALT Female performer 20s, white wearing black and back to camera, arms elegantly trailing behind her. Blue light suffuses from above her head to the rest of the image. Overlaid in white: "Profound." "If you ever have the chance to see this extraordinary play, don't miss it:" 4* a youngish perspective

ALT Male and female performers, white, 20s, stand, hands by sides, screaming. Space is washed with red light, fabric and balloons at their feet. It's very red. Overlaid in white: "A magical odyssey... heartbreaking. " 4* the reviews Hub. A gripping and insightful success... a play that stays with you." The gazette

ALT White frame around a production photo. Text in frame reads OMNIBUS THEATRE, SURFACING. Production photo is silhouette of a white woman, 20s, looking up and taking a breath in front of a dark background. She wears an orange jumper and has blonde hair. Overlaid in white: 5* 'Surreal, evocative and empathetic.' North West End "Profound" 4* A Youngish Perspective. Surfacing title. "Haunting" 4* West End With Me. "A magical odyssey." 4* The Reviews Hub. "Significant." 4* London Theatre 1 "Haunting and poignant. " 4* One Show At A Time Three Offie nominations under the title Surfacing: Offie nomination Video Design Offie nomination Sound Design Offie nomination Access

ALT Female performer, white, 20s, wearing black tank top, side on, one arm elegantly behind her as if swimming. Grey waves projected on the back wall. Overlaid in white: "Mesmerising" Four stars Liam O'Dell

ALT Two performers, male and female, both white and in their 20s, stand on stage, arms out, exultant. Balloons and white fabric surround their feet, and red and blue light wash the set's back wall of fabric. In white text overlaid: 'A magical odyssey' four stars The Reviews Hub 'Heart-breaking' Left Lion 'A gripping and insightful success' The Gazette 'Fascinating' four stars Liam O'Dell 'Profound' 4 stars A Youngish Perspective 'Mesmerising' four stars LondonTheatre1

ALT a F performer with blonde hair and blue eyes is holding a mouse mask up. The mask is big, grey grotesque, and the black eyes are bulging. It has a pink nose and two front white teeth.

ALT A stage awash with purple light. Three white fabric panels, one flat at the back, the other two coming out from it, heading downstage. The two side panels have fabric straps. A few blue balloons on the stage. A male performer leaps over a female performer. She's crouched, he's mid-air, and they each have two huge purple shadows looming behind them. Two purple stagelights above.

ALT Screen shot of an email. Picture of Tom, white man, 30s, placed next to a picture Sarah, female performer, 20s, holding a mouse mask. Tom's head is at the same angle as the mouse mask. Tom is smiling, mouse looks gormless. Sarah looks straight out. Text underneath says - TOM POWELL (above, left) wrote the play Surfacing (above, right) running at Nottingham Playhouse tonight and at Clapham Omnibus from 14 May - 1 June. Images: Olivia Spencer/Martin Bostock











