BOY ON THE ROOF – VAMOS THEATRE

Boy On The Roof

Wed 28 Feb - Thu 29 Feb

Vamos Theatre, in a co-commission with London International Mime Festival and a co-production with New Wolsey Theatre, presents

Boy On The Roof

At no.73 Cooper St, Brian Baxter wishes his son wasn’t so irritating. Liam Baxter can’t switch off, can’t sit still, he’s disruptive at school and chaotic at home. As for Liam, he just wishes someone understood him.

Three doors down, Albert keeps himself to himself, sticks to his routines. At 91, he knows what he likes and likes what he knows. But Albert misses his wife and just wishes that someone, somewhere would have time for him.

When Liam and Albert’s paths cross, no one can fathom what an earth they have in common. But the boy and the man share more than they know, and what slowly grows is a friendship that both of them need, even if the rest of the world can’t see it.

Created through Community Conversations across the UK, gathering people’s experiences of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity (ADHD), loneliness, aging, hearing loss, connection and community, Vamos Theatre’s Boy on the Roof is the story of an unlikely friendship, where acceptance, understanding and love find their way to centre stage.

As with all its productions, Vamos Theatre welcomes everyone to see Boy on the Roof, including people who may need a more accepting auditorium environment. The company invites all its audiences to join in supporting this inclusivity, so that everyone feels welcome.

Suitable for 12+, this production contains references to drugs.

You can find out more about Vamos Theatre by visiting their website.


Boy On The Roof is just one of the wonderful events coming to the Tacchi-Morris soon. Check out our What’s On page to discover even more brilliant theatre in Taunton.

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Wed 28 Feb, 7:30pmThu 29 Feb, 7:30pm

  • TICKETS: Standard £17 | Concession £16 | Student £12
  • SHOW DURATION: 1 hour 10 minutes
  • AGE GUIDANCE: Suitable for 12+
  • STRONG CONTENT / THEMES: This production contains references to drugs
  • ACCESS: Please ring the Box Office (01823 414141) if you have access requirements or to book wheelchair seats as this booking facility is not available online.