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When one hour’s dinner can seem like years, yet years seem to pass in a heartbeat...
They are energised, ambitious, and intoxicated with a perfect summer of Technicolor love. They feel extraordinary, and long to have the world at their feet. But what happens when the summer ends, and the realities of suburban malaise begin to stifle the first sparks of limitless love? When one hour’s dinner can seem like five years, but five years can pass in a heartbeat?
Combining Tmesis Theatre’s trademark physicality with new writing from acclaimed Northwest playwright Chris Fittock, The Dreadful Hours is a darkly comic drama exploring the quiet disintegration of love’s first flourish through the lifetime of one couple’s relationship.
Peepolykus’s master of the ridiculous Javier Marzan directs what is sure to be a wonderfully inventive production full of dark humour and striking visuals.
"Visually stunning, artistically inspired ... physical theatre of the very highest standard." The Stage
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Everyman Theatre
11th - 13th Feb
7:30pm
BO: 0151 709 4776
£12.50 / £10 with discounts available
If you are aged under 26, see The Dreadful Hours for FREE on Friday 12 February
See link for full details:
http://www.everymanplayhouse.com/nightlessordinary.htm
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Lakside Theatre
25th February
7:30pm
BO: 01206 573948
£9.00 / £7.00, UoE Students £4.00
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Royal Exchange Studio Theatre
Mancester
3rd - 6th March
(3rd & 5th @ 7:30pm, 4th @ 2:30 & 7:30pm, 6th @ 8pm)
BO: 0161 8339833
Tickets: £9.50 / £6.50
www.royalexchangetheatre.org.uk
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John Moore Theatre
The King's School
Worcester
22nd March
7:30pm
BO: 01905 721794
£10 / £5
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Tristan Bates Theatre
(Attached to London's Actor's Centre)
London
Monday 10th - Saturday 15th May
7.30pm
£12 / £10
BO: 020 72406283
Nearest Tubes:
Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road, Covent Garde
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