Performance

Venue	Above the Stag Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	9th September 2015
Opened	11th September 2015
To	4th October 2015
When	19:30. Sun 18:00
Above the Stag Theatre (V0909222884)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 11 Sep 15 - T1416544926
Date of change: 24 Aug 15 - T1416544926
Date of change: 7 Jul 15 - T1416544926

The Sum of Us

Work:: The Sum of Us (S458359857)

A hit Off-Broadway and later a film starring Russell Crowe, this play explores the volatile relationship between an ageing widower and his gay son. After meeting in a local pub, Jeff and a young gardener, Greg, hit it off and begin to date. When he meets Jeff's stubborn, opinionated Dad however, Greg begins to back off. Meanwhile Dad too has a new flame: a woman he met through a dating service. Put off by Jeff's homosexuality, prosaic Joyce too pulls away just before a surprising and poignant ending.

Author

David Stevens

Production:: (T1416544926)

Director	Gene David Kirk
Design	David Shields
Lighting	Chris Withers
Performer	Tim McFarland
Performer	Annabel Pemberton
Performer	Rory Hawkins-Pitman
Performer	Stephen Connery-Brown

Listing:: L0554605840

Reviews

daryl: 13Sep15:
Just back from a marvellous evening at the theatre. Beautifully, touchingly acted by an exceptionally talented cast who are deftly directed by Gene David Kirk. Rightly proud you should be! Best of luck to all for the rest of run. Treat yourselves - go see it!

The Sum of Us review
11Sep15: A hit Off-Broadway and later an award-winning film starring Russell Crowe now Above the Stag.

User Reviews

daryl (13Sep15): Just back from a marvellous evening at the theatre. Beautifully, touchingly acted by an exceptionally talented cast who are deftly directed by Gene David Kirk. Rightly proud you should be! Best of luck to all for the rest of run. Treat yourselves - go see it!

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