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ERT (East Riding Theatre) is very proud to announce our forthcoming production of A Steady Rain by Keith Huff, starring Vincent Regan and Adrian Rawlins and directed by Andy Pearson.

An East Riding Theatre Production

WEDNESDAY 28thOctober SATURDAY 14hNovember with a Special Charity Gala Night on SUNDAY 8thNovember in aid of CRY. Matinee on 31stOct at 2 pm. Evenings 8 pm.

LOCATION: East Riding Theatre, Beverley

TICKETS 19 full 18 concessions

ERT (East Riding Theatre) is very proud to announce our forthcoming production of A Steady Rain by Keith Huff, starring Vincent Regan and Adrian Rawlins and directed by Andy Pearson.

A Steady Rain follows the disintegrating lives of Denny and Joey, two Chicago cops, friends since childhood and long term beat partners on the violent streets of the city. A routine call out and a fatal error of judgment sends their lives spiralling out of control and tests their friendship to the limit.

A Steady Rain will mark the debut performance on the ERT stage of the theatres artistic director and founder Vincent Regan (300, Troy, The Street, Wallander).

ERT is a self-sustaining theatre in the North of England which doesnt receive any public funding, says Regan. Nevertheless, its our intention to produce dynamic and thought provoking theatre which, for me, made A Steady Rain such an exciting choice its a hard hitting piece of work, more redolent of an HBO series than a comfy night at the theatre. Hardly surprising given that its author Keith Huff also wrote and produced such groundbreaking TV as Mad Men and House of Cards. The play premiered on Broadway starring Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman.

Alongside Regan, the dark and intense two-hander also stars Adrian Rawlins (Harry Potter, The Woman in Black, Breaking The Waves) who has recently finished a stint at the National Theatre in Three Winters and is currently filming Dickensian for the BBC.

ERT is a new regional theatre located in the Yorkshire town of Beverley, a converted chapel turned into a 200 seat theatre by the sheer determination of the community. Since it opened last year it has offered a vibrant and eclectic programme of professional work, both self-produced and touring.

A Steady RainRuns from 28thOctober 2015 until 14th November 2015