Liverpool’s innovative and forward thinking production company, 4AM Productions, are back with a gripping new play after sell-out shows in 2023. They Don’t Care About Us is a captivating crime thriller that explores racial prejudice and social injustice — coming to Hope Street Theatre for three nights on 30th May 2024.
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After a hugely successful debut year and two critically acclaimed sell-out productions, 4AM return with a dramatic, thought provoking play set in Liverpool in 1997. A tense, dark and gritty production that will keep everyone guessing till the end, it follows the story of young poet Vanessa Campbell and her friend Dinesh Sharma, of Indian heritage, who is convicted of her murder. The question is, did he do it?
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Written by Sab Muthusamy and Rachel Louise Clark, They Don’t Really Care About Us is inspired by the famous Michael Jackson song by the same name. Like the theme of the song, it delves into racial injustice, treatment by the police and the justice system but also explores sexism and misogyny in the workplace and society.
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Given the overwhelming response to 2023 shows Murder At Cadberry Manor and Book of Horror, an enthralling and highly entertaining night of drama is anticipated. One of the most exciting new production companies on the North West theatre scene, 4AM Productions have been praised for tackling important subjects and their inclusive approach to casting.
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Founder Sab Muthusamy said: “To sell out our debut shows over multiple nights is an amazing achievement, one I’m thoroughly proud of, particularly in the case of Murder At Cadberry Manor that sold out during Eurovision week. The feedback for them was unreal and it sets us up nicely for this next production that promises to be just as gripping and entertaining.”
He continued: “It’s refreshing to know that theatre is alive and well in Liverpool and our ethos as production company is to provide equal opportunities and diversity within our cast and team. We’re very progressive and believe that people from all backgrounds, ages, experience and walks of life can bring something unique to the table.“
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During the production you can expect tension, high energy and dynamic performances from a talented and diverse cast. Such is the reputation 4AM Productions are getting for themselves, They Don’t Really Care About Us features a large 13 strong talented cast following an overwhelming number of applications.
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Sab summarised: “After multiple audition rounds and also several self tapes to get through, we finally got our cast together. Some familiar faces but mostly new ones which is what we like, working with as many talented people as we can, giving opportunities to people and making new friends! The cast has a great variety in experience with some appearing across many productions all the way and one making her debut.”
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Liverpool’s innovative and forward thinking production company, 4AM Productions, are back with a gripping new play after sell-out shows in 2023. They Don’t Care About Us is a captivating crime thriller that explores racial prejudice and social injustice — coming to Hope Street Theatre for three nights on 30th May 2024.
They Don’t Really Care About Us / Hope Street Theatre, Liverpool, L1 9BY / 30th May — 1st June 2024
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Cast: Nina Price – Vanessa Campbell, Sab Muthusamy – Dinesh Sharma, Lisa Mogan – Carol Campbell, Alan Kenny – Graham Campbell, Abi Tryer – Caitlyn Campbell, Geeta Sharma – Sudha Rajavelu, Paul Ryan – George Taylor, Maddie Lloyd Jones – Sarah Watson, Inspector Josh Miller – Kru Lundy, Inspector Hannah Brindle – Hannah Kidman, Sefor Amimbola – Leonisha Barley, Edward ‘The Bastard’ Manson – Phil Halfpenny, Peter Dudley – Kru Lundy
