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Frantic Assembly announce streamed performances of I Think We Are Alone

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The in-person tour of I Think We Are Alone was cut short in March 2020 by the pandemic.
Charlotte Bate performing in the filmed production I Think We Are Alone
Charlotte Bate performing in the filmed production I Think We Are Alone - Peter J Holland

Frantic Assembly has announced a specially commissioned film version of I Think We Are Alone by Sally Abbott, in association with TEA films.

Directed by Scott Graham, artistic director at Frantic Assembly, the production is to be streamed on stream.theatre for a week between 29 November and 4 December as part of a ‘digital tour’. 

The show was originally commissioned to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Frantic Assembly, premiering at the Theatre Royal Plymouth in February 2020, with a 15-week tour planned. 

The new ‘digital tour’ is working with venues that were forced to cancel their dates in the previous tour due to the pandemic, including MAST Studios Southampton, Theatre Royal Stratford East, Oxford Playhouse, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Curve Leicester and The Lowry.

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