03 PROJECTS · MORE UNANNOUNCED

What we're building next.

Eastlake productions currently in workshops and pre-production.

Some are announced, some are still under wraps. Dates, venues and casting are confirmed as each production moves into pre-production.

IN DEVELOPMENT
Life on Mars stage production artwork

Life on Mars

The first stage adaptation of the BBC hit series.

The creators of Life on Mars reunite with Jamie Eastlake on an original stage play built for a live audience: Sam Tyler, Gene Hunt and a 1973 that never quite lets go. Developed with the original writing team rather than lifted from the screen, it is being built as a large-scale commercial production.

CREATED BY
Matthew Graham, Ashley Pharoah, Tony Jordan
PRODUCED BY
Eastlake Productions
DATES
To be announced
STAGE
In development with the original creative team.
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The World's Worst Golfer musical poster artwork

[EARLY DEVELOPMENT]

The World's Worst Golfer

A new musical comedy, in early development.

A musical adaptation built around one gloriously hopeless sportsman and the crowd who turned him into a folk hero. Funny, broad and unapologetically popular theatre: one glorious underdog, an unlikely hero and a great night out.

FORM
New musical comedy
STATUS
Workshop stage
STAGE
Book and score in early development.

DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED

Grace Darling musical poster: a woman's silhouette against a golden sun, with a lighthouse beam over a cobalt North Sea

[IN DEVELOPMENT]

Grace Darling

A new musical about the North East's Victorian heroine.

The lighthouse keeper's daughter who rowed into a North Sea storm and became a national story. A new musical with songs by L Devine and The History Gossip, telling a Northumbrian legend with a contemporary voice.

MUSIC BY
L Devine and The History Gossip
SETTING
Northumberland, 1838
STAGE
Songs and story in development.

DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED

MORE WORK UNDERWAY.

Further titles are in option and early development with writers across the North East and beyond. They are announced when the theatres are signed.