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Still wearing a giraffe onesie from the previous night's drinking, Sid wakes from a nightmare in which he was pursued by predators. All Sid wants to do is to chill out, sleep off his hangover, and to catch up on David Attenborough's The Hunt on iPlayer. He certainly doesn't need a call from his flatmate, Leo, telling him not to touch his laptop. And he really does not need Leo's girlfriend, Rose, giving him the third degree about where Leo might have gone. All Rose knows is that Leo received a text message reading 'I'm going to hurt you so bad', just before he disappeared. She also knows that 'bad' is not an adverb. Sid may not know all that much about grammar, but he does know the man who sent the text message is a brutal criminal called Craven. He also knows Craven is not the kind of man to worry too much about adjectives and adverbs.T1627427111Company Wild Surmise Theatre. Director Frederick Kelly. Performer Will Chariton. Performer Ellen Publicover. | |
| 12 Oct 18 to 13 Oct 18 | Bread and Roses, Inner London :: V1142 listing details L2096985233 |
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