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Rat King at The Hope Theatre

Oct 7, 2021Oct 7, 2021 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

rat king is a beautifully written two-hander by Bram Davidovich about the relationship between new runaway Kelly and homeless Jacko. There is an appealing lyricism to the piece that doesn't detract from the sense of realness in the story being told. Davidovich's writing has an exquisite richness and poetry that I really loved. Melker Nilsson … Continue reading Rat King at The Hope Theatre

the good dad (a love story) at the Hope Theatre

Sep 3, 2021Sep 4, 2021 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

Written by Gail Louw, the good dad (a love story) is a compelling piece about the devastating impact sexual abuse and incest has on 3 different women. It is a masterclass in shifting perspectives that add new nuance and intrigue to what would otherwise be a horribly bleak story. Donna was sexually abused and raped … Continue reading the good dad (a love story) at the Hope Theatre

tell it slant at The Hope Theatre

Mar 1, 2020 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

Photography by Benjamin Graham. Alia Sohail, Joshua Jewkes & Cliodhna McCorley pictured 'tell it slant' is a new dark comedy written by Maev Mac Coille. She has avoided specifying gender for any of the characters, and Joshua Jewkes and Cliodhna McCorley will alternate the roles of  Dara and Vick throughout the run. Given the relationship … Continue reading tell it slant at The Hope Theatre

Getting Over Everest at the Hope Theatre

Dec 18, 2019Dec 18, 2019 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

As I headed to the Hope Theatre for my penultimate show of 2019, I already suspected I was in for a treat, as 'Getting Over Everest' had already secured an Offcomm Short Run Commendation.  I have to say, having had the great pleasure of hooting with laughter at many points during this wonderful new comic … Continue reading Getting Over Everest at the Hope Theatre

True Colours at The Hope Theatre

May 22, 2019May 22, 2019 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

Those of you that read my interview with Paul Stevens, will know that True Colours enjoyed a short 2-night run at the Hope Theatre. I was able to make the final night (on Monday), and it was well worth crossing London for. True Colours is a comedy, something that is landed quickly and effectively within … Continue reading True Colours at The Hope Theatre

A glimpse inside with Paul Stevens

May 12, 2019 / @thelastressort / Leave a comment

In this, my latest installment of A Glimpse Inside, I had the great pleasure of speaking to playwright Paul Stevens. Some of you might recognise Paul, as the actor Paul Marlon, who was in the fabulous WWI play The Greater Game last year.  We met to talk about his new play True Colours, which will … Continue reading A glimpse inside with Paul Stevens

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