Past reviews:

Stay With Me

Not About Heroes

To WH

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Two Gentlemen of Verona

 

 

"Watkins.. shines and inspires as the lovely Laura" Theatreworld

"Well worth seeing."
Theatreworld


" a well written, ambitious and interesting play with some great acting " Theatreworld
 
 

Between Worlds
by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
translated by John Clifford


Welcome to the Between Worlds Hotel!

Colin, thirty something, too afraid to commit to anything or anyone because the only future he can see is his inevitable end. He is intent on drowning his career at the bottom of a whisky bottle and driving hard and fast on the highway of self-destructive hedonism. How long before he crashes and destroys everything?

Less than an hour ago Colin drove his car into a tree. He finds himself in a hotel between worlds, where a series of bizarre companions take him on a journey of self-discovery: The Magus, fortune teller extraordinaire; Jessie a bawdy cleaner; The Chairman of some board or other; the mysterious Dr S and Laura.

What does Colin really discover about life and love during his stay Between Worlds and will he ever get a second chance?

Both absurdly funny and profoundly moving, Between Worlds is Melmoth's third UK premiere this year, following the sell-out 'To WH' and the critically acclaimed 'Stay With Me' at Greenwich Playhouse.

CAST: ANTHONY WOLFE; LYDIA WATKINS; MARIA BATES; ALAN BUCKMAN; MATTHEW LYNE; CAROLE COYNE; SIOBHAN CAMPBELL

CREDITS: WRITTEN BY: ERIC-EMMANUEL SCHMITT, TRANSLATED BY JOHN CLIFFORD PRODUCER: STUART DRAPER DIRECTOR: MARK BULLOCK ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: ANTON KRAUSE DESIGNER: LAKIN MORS LIGHTING DESIGN: STUART DRAPER STAGE MANAGER: LAUREN KENT ASM/OPERATOR: AEMELIA ROE

5th - 30th September,
7.30pm at the Union Theatre

The Union Theatre
204 Union Street
London SE1 0LX

Box Office:
020 7261 9876

 

What the critics said about Two Gentlemen of Verona:

"Pretty irresistible"
Time Out

"A Shakespearean delicacy"
Kentish Times

"the utterly fabulous, utterly hysterical, totally feelgood production of Two Gentlemen of Verona"
BOYZ

"A delightfully
queer finale"
Time Out, London