Details

Savage/Love is a sensory journey into the deepest darkest recesses of love and relationships. Killer Head delves into the final moments of a murderer's mind as he sits strapped into the electric chair.

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Sam Shepard, Joseph Chaikin
Producer: re:Generate
Director: Bryan Johnston

Savage/Love and Killer Head

Savage/Love and Killer Head (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1266435739. Details of all Savage/Love and Killer Head archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0982447294

Archive Listings

10 Aug 03
to
30 Aug 03

Old Red Lion
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

UK Theatre Web: 19Aug03:
This was a fantastic evening. With a great blend of music and poetic language. I really felt that the actors onthe stage were taking us through their own experiences of love and through that telling the audience a great deal about thier own relationships. At times this play was funny, poinient, sad and left me with a warm glow. The music is excellent and really helps to bring the piece alive with one actor playing about what felt like 10 instuments. I would highly recommend this evening t anyone although it would be a fantastic show to watch cuddled up next to your partner.

User Reviews

USER (19Aug03): This was a fantastic evening. With a great blend of music and poetic language. I really felt that the actors onthe stage were taking us through their own experiences of love and through that telling the audience a great deal about thier own relationships. At times this play was funny, poinient, sad and left me with a warm glow. The music is excellent and really helps to bring the piece alive with one actor playing about what felt like 10 instuments. I would highly recommend this evening t anyone although it would be a fantastic show to watch cuddled up next to your partner.

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