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Unidentified Item in the Bagging Area archiveThis outrageous and dark comedy explores the pursuit of one's own happiness in a close up, candid look at the unfair, undeniable and really shit parts of the human condition that keep us together and tear us apart, probably at the same time. "Dear God. Hi. Sorry about the last fifty years. Just checking in to say that it would be great if you could remind my husband that he has a penis. And a wife. With a vagina. That works. That's it. I don't think I'm asking for much. Thanks. Amen." Victoria Burnham is 50, post-menopausal and fed up. In a world where her husband's weeding of the garden takes priority over their sex life and her son's new, exciting life at University leaves her with sleepless nights and a lack of purpose, Victoria is barren, old and useless. Until she meets extroverted, confident, independent Meg. Meg invites Victoria into a world where anything is possible, where dreams may come, where men really do come - Mature Madams, a seedy sex hotline. But how long will Victoria enjoy this electrifying thrill before her history begins to leak back into her life? World Premiere. Running time: 1hr 55mins (inc. 15 minute interval)

Cast/Performers

John McAndrew, Joshua Miles, Paddy Navin, Jenny Ogilvie, Andy Rush, Kate Russell Smith, Edward Wolstenholme, Tracey Ann Wood

Creatives/Company

Author: Sarah Simmonds
Company: Pink Snail Productions
Director: Louise Shephard
Design: Kady Howey Nunn
Lighting: Mark Dymock
Sound: Harry Barker

Unidentified Item in the Bagging Area

Unidentified Item in the Bagging Area (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1047400557. Details of all Unidentified Item in the Bagging Area archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0506584676

Archive Listings

14 Oct 14
  to
8 Nov 14
Old Red Lion
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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No UKTW or User reviews available.
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