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Stay and let them heal you. Or go with the Moon, and live
a co-production with Curve, Leicester
Our new show is now playing in London.....
"As beautiful and as enigmatic as the moon itself... a company that has always combined infinite thoughtfulness with theatrical flair." The Guardian
SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE, London
2-20 JUNE @ 7.30pm
(nb there is no show on Friday 12th)
directions here (closest tube is London Bridge)
Call 020 7407 0234
or book online here
The earlier you book tickets, the cheaper they are - as little as £8 in advance or up to £18 on the door.
"By turns funny, shocking, daring and never less than brilliantly acted.... The writing is dense and poetic and the whole experience rewarding. The Moon The Moon is theatre at its absolute best." ***** whatsonstage.com
"There's no denying the passing beauty of The Moon The Moon or its power to disturb... All four actors deliver flawless performances." The Stage
"A brilliant piece of work from this highly original company" The Journal
A man stands on the edge, at the shoreline. He's holding a plastic bag that steams with the Christmas dinner he’s made - even though it's February. It’s going dark.
He thinks he'll walk across the water to see his wife's family – maybe ask for their forgiveness. He thinks he's been driving, alone, for months, living in his camper van. He thinks the Moon has been following him. On some nights, he thinks they talk to each other.
And someone finds him there, tells him they can help him and they take him in. And now he’s locked in a cellar, wearing someone else’s pyjamas, and he doesn’t know anymore if he’s been kidnapped or is being looked after. And the Moon is still with him, singing to him, desperate for him to join her.
There is no more time. You have to choose. Stay here and let them heal you. Or go with the Moon, and live.....
The Moon The Moon is without a shadow of a doubt our most ambitious, bold and beautiful work to date.
Welcome to the show. We hope you can make it.
Written by
Clare Duffy, Jon Spooner and Chris Thorpe
Cast
Suzanne Ahmet, Helen Cassidy, Tim Chipping and Jon Spooner.
Director - Jon Spooner
Associate Director - Elgiva Field
Designer - Rhys Jarman
Lighting Designer - Ben Pacey
Sound Designer - Mic Pool
Original Music by - David Edwards
Funded by: Arts Council of England, Unlimited Theatre, Foyle Foundation