• Runtime: 90 minutes

• Theatre

by Alexi Kaye-Campbell

"What is the point of this stupid, painful life if not to be honest? If not to stand up for what one is in the core of one’s being?"

In 1958, Philip's marriage to Sylvia comes under strain when he finds himself irresistibly attracted to the bohemian Oliver. In 2008, Oliver's compulsive infidelity drives Philip away and leaves their friend Sylvia caught in the middle.

As these connected love stories unfold, all of them will find themselves faced in different ways with the same questions: Do you have the courage to embrace who you really are? And what are you prepared to sacrifice for love?

Alexi Kaye Campbell's award-winning debut is by turns raucously funny and deeply moving and poses important questions about the nature of liberation and the price we must pay for it.

Contains strong language and adult themes.
This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern books.