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Six stories, told through monologue and movement, chronicle the lives of six Londoners.
Insecurity, isolation and desire
are rampant in this
gripping rumination
on urban solitude.
>> Michael Pilch Studio (Dec, 2018)
>> Old Fire Station, Oxford (Feb, 2019)
by Tom Basden
A modern-ish mashup of a Dostoyevsky short story set in 19th Century Russia.
A fame hungry actor is eaten alive in Russian zoo, becoming the world’s first singing and dancing croc.
The tale of his meteoric rise to fame hides with a sharp social satire on fortune, hypocrisy and the perils of fame..
Comes with reptiles included.
And silly hats.
>> Michael Pilch Studio (April, 2018)
"Another stunning success”
Oxford Student
“The production’s ability to
straddle genres
is impressive”
Cherwell
“A shot of energy”
Cherwell
“A blend of naturalism and complete absurdity is wonderfully achieved”
Oxford Opening Night
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