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After one too many hurtful relationships, the last thing that waitress Frankie wants is a new man. Yet here she is, lying next to Johnny, a compulsive talker and hopeless romantic, listening to Bach and Debussy on the radio and the sound of a city that never sleeps. Two very normal, very real people sparring, spatting and sparkling their way through all the one hundred and one reasons why people never fall in love. Steeped in 1980's America, and made famous by Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer's film performances, Tony award-winning playwright Terrence McNally's play is a modern classic of bittersweet laughter and love.T0843344365Producer Northern Stage. Director Mark Calvert. Design Rhys Jarman. Lighting Zia Bergin-Holly. Performer Richard Blackwood (Johnny). Performer Ruth Everett (Frankie). | |
| 21 May 18 to 2 Jun 18 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L267385754 |
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