THE UK'S BADDEST KIDS: THE TV SHOW

Mapping Brent

The UK’s Baddest Kids: The TV Show

by Gail Babb and the group
directed by Gail Babb

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They’ve beaten classmates, teachers, even their parents, but can they beat The Show?

Are these teen terrors as big, bad and brave as we think they are?

Can they work together to survive one night in an eerie church?

Tune in to find out if they’ll win the jackpot and turn their lives around!

Important Information

This production will take place at St. Catherine’s Church, Dollis Hill Lane, NW10 1QB.

Cast

Zoe

Tyrah

Africa

Jasmine

Destinee

Shamiyah

Olivia

Creative Team

Gail Babb

Writer/Director

Gail Babb is a theatre practitioner, producer and lecturer who specialises in participatory arts work. An experienced deviser, she has worked with professional artists, young people and mental health service-users to create shows for a range of settings including theatres, a tour to South Africa’s National Arts Festival and site-specific pieces in museums and a derelict school.

As Producer for Participation & Learning at Talawa Theatre Company from 2007-2018, she brought work with emerging theatre makers to the centre of the company and developed an innovative programme that placed an emphasis on bespoke, participant-led projects in schools, workplaces and other community settings.

Ewa Dina

Assistant Director

Kaleya Baxe

Assistant Director

Lucy Sierra

Designer

Theatre design work includes Wilderness, Every Day I Make Greatness Happen and Giving (all Hampstead Downstairs); The Winter’s Tale, Macbeth, Another World (all National Theatre); Icarus (Unicorn Theatre); Shift (London Mime Festival); Hansel & Gretel (Uchenna Dance);  Education, Education, Education (Wardrobe Ensemble, Shoreditch Town Hall); Ramona Tells Jim (Bush); If You Don’t Let Us Dream (Royal Court); Young Vic 5 (Young Vic); Snow White & Rose Red (Rash Dash); Cathy (Soho Theatre/Tour); The Grand Journey (Bombay Sapphire Immersive Experience); A Ducky Summer Tea Party (Hull City Centre); Ode to Leeds (Leeds Playhouse); This Tuesday and A Kid, Abyss( all Arcola); The Tempest (Royal & Derngate); Calculating Kindness (Camden People’s Theatre); Benefit  (Cardboard Citizens/Pleasance/tour); We Have Fallen (Underbelly); Royal Court Gala (Trafalgar Pub); We Are All Misfits (48-29 Tanner St); We Have Fallen (Underbelly); The Bear (Improbable tour); Sign of the Times (Bury St Edmunds); Sweeney Todd and David Copperfield (both Octagon Bolton)

Jai Morjaria

Lighting Designer

Previous lighting designs include: Mary’s Babies (Jermyn Street Theatre); Glory (Duke’s Theatre, Lancaster/Red Ladder); Cuzco, Scrooge and the Seven Dwarves (Theatre503); The Hoes (Hampstead Theatre); Losing Venice (Orange Tree Theatre); King Lear, Lorna Doone (Exmoor National Park); Sufi:Zen (Akademi Dance); No Sound Ever Dies (Surrey Arts); Superhero: The Musical (NYMT); Engine Break (The Plasticine Men); Kanye The First (HighTide); Robin Hood (Greenwich Theatre); Alice in Wonderland (Birmingham Old Rep); Bitched (Kali Theatre); A Lie of the Mind, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Southwark Playhouse); The Cunning Little Vixen (Arcola Theatre/The Opera Company); My Name is Rachel Corrie (The Other Room, Cardiff); 46 Beacon (Trafalgar Studios with Rick Fisher); Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road (White Bear Theatre/Trafalgar Studios 2); Acorn (Courtyard Theatre.  Off-West End Award nomination for Best Lighting); Red Riding Hood Versus The Wolf (Stantonbury Theatre); Sleeping Beauty (Capitol Theatre, Horsham); The Man Will Kill Us All, The Crucible (ALRA); The Legend of Charlie Peace (Central); The Beggar’s Opera, Pains of Youth, Obama-ology (RADA).

Xana

Sound Designer

Alix Rainsby

Technical Stage Manager

Gareth Howells

Production Manager