Performance

Venue	Old Red Lion
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	18th March 2014
Opened	20th March 2014
To	12th April 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
Old Red Lion (V216)
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Date of change: 10 Feb 14 - T01955705203
Date of change: 14 Nov 13 - T01955705203

Bash - Iphigenia in Orem/A Gaggle of Saints/Media Redux

Work:: Bash (S01601460807)

Ever had a secret? Here are first and last confessions from Salt Lake City. Bash is a dark chain of three short one-act plays depicting the not-so-guilty secrets of a trinity of average Americans. The corpses of a baby, a son and a lynched homosexual need explaining, and in this trilogy's intimate conversations with college sweethearts and Vegas salesmen, we get the gospel truth.

Author

Neil LaBute

Production:: Iphigenia in Orem/A Gaggle of Saints/Media Redux (T01955705203)

Iphigenia in Orem - a businessman from utah divulges a chilling crime to a stranger in a las vegas hotel room. A Gaggle of Saints - a young mormon couple each describe their version of events of a night in new york city. Medea Redux - a woman recounts her intricate relationship with her junior high-school english teacher. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the evils found in everyday life.

Company	Thirty One Productions
Director	Jonathan O'Boyle
Design	Sarah McCann
Performer	Philip Scott-Wallace (Iphegenia In Orem)
Performer	Dani Harrison (Gaggle of Saints)
Performer	Tom Vallen (Gaggle of Saints)
Performer	Rebecca Hickey (Medea Redux)

Listing:: L1280265276

Iphigenia in Orem/A Gaggle of Saints/Media Redux

Iphigenia in Orem - a businessman from utah divulges a chilling crime to a stranger in a las vegas hotel room. A Gaggle of Saints - a young mormon couple each describe their version of events of a night in new york city. Medea Redux - a woman recounts her intricate relationship with her junior high-school english teacher. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the evils found in everyday life.

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