CULTURE SHOCK

It's 1997, and a bunch of twenty-somethings prepare to throw the best rave Manchester's ever seen.

Cast

Sophia James

as Asha

Tom Tresadern

as Damon

Max Bailey

as P-Nut

Hilda Nicholas

as Charlie

Rem Harper

as Micky

Jordan Pollitt

as Jerry

Harvey Smith

as Graham

Steffan Usal-Davies

as Malcolm

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