Blackpool

After 30 years of too many downs and not enough ups on life’s rollercoaster, Billy embarks on a final lost weekend in the funfair of a town that is Blackpool.

Cast

Andrew Elllis

as Billy Costello

George Bukhari

as Parrott

Daisy Doris May

as Summer

Sammy Winward

as Babs

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