Nominated for The Stage Award for Best Actor – Martin McCormick
Written by Douglas Maxwell and Directed by Ben Harrison
14th June – 18th September 2010
An outdoor, site-specific production which toured all over England and Scotland
AWARDS
In celebration of the tenth anniversary of the first production of Decky Does a Bronco, we toured this new production for 3 months all over Scotland and England, including a return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
To bronco a swing you stand on it, worky up to the bumps, level with the bar, kick the swing over your head and jump beneath it.
It’s summer and school’s out. Five lads act out their dreams and fears in their local playground in Scotland. Their game, known as ‘broncoing’, is fast and dangerous.
Broncoing is a sign of manhood – which Decky and his friends all impatiently await.
Little do they know how suddenly and abruptly it will be forced upon them this summer…
This Scotsman Fringe First and Stage Award winning show is an outdoor theatrical event unlike any other.
Eight actors – all trained acrobats – play out this powerful and vivid tale of childhood innocence and the perilous passage into adulthood
Production photography by Douglas Jones
Cast
Decky: Ben Winger
David: Martin McCormick
Chrissy: Gavin Wright
Adult Chrissy: John Kielty
Barry: Ross Allan
Adult Barry: Finn den Hertog
O’Neill: David Elliot
Adult O’Neill: Nicky Elliott
Production Team
Producer:
Judith Doherty
Director:
Ben Harrison
Writer:
Douglas Maxwell
Assistant Director:
Catrin Evans
Composer/Sound Designer:
Philip Pinsky
Stunt Co-ordinators:
Lucy Deacon & Moritz Linkmann
Stage Manager:
Nichola Reilly
Technical Manager:
Ross McMillan
Production and Tour Manager:
Zoe Squair
Set Design & Build:
Simon Owen based on the original design by Allan Ross
Costume Designer:
Alice Bee
Lighting Designer:
George Tarbuck
Graphic Designer:
Emma Quinn
Finance & Development Manager:
Deborah Crewe
General Manager:
Fiona Watson
Management Company:
Great Leap Forward
Past Productions
The productions are listed in chronological order with the most recent first.