THE ISLAND OF MOOR

24th - 28th March

£10/£16/£18

7PM

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If a man dies on an island, and there’s no one else around, did the man really live at all? 

THE MAN lives alone on an island. Each day he performs THE WATCH, obeys THE ORDERS, and protects his home from THE MONSTERS. He does this with military precision, until unexpected events force him to confront the truth about his existence.
Inspired by a bizarre chapter of London’s forgotten history, ‘The Island of Moor’ is a one-man show about isolation, obsession and a lonely soul’s journey to be close to what he loves.

Presented by the Offie-nominated Other Mysteries Theatre and written by Candice Mac in collaboration with James Lyon, the play marks a bold departure from the company’s trademark slapstick style and into the world of absurdism.

Praise for Other Mysteries Theatre productions ‘The Midnight Snack’ and ‘The Graveyard Snack’ -
‘A Polished show which is hugely entertaining’ ★★★★ -London Pub Theatres Magazine
‘A resounding success’ ★★★★ - Everything Theatre
‘As an ensemble the Other Mysteries team is creative and compelling’ - Everything Theatre
‘I really hope this isn’t the last we hear of this show and this group as they could be onto something huge here.’- There ought to be clowns

CONCRETE

31st March - 11th April

£10/£16/£18

7PM

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"Lad, are you sure this isn't kidnapping?" 

Tristan’s got another deadline. Craig’s got another hangover. The meter needs topping up. (Again.)

In the cold of January, the same old arguments are getting more stale than the out of date biscuits on the living room table. Their small, once loved, council flat has become nothing more than a roof and four walls. Tristan still thinks his writing could be his ticket to the big city whilst Craig believes his ‘genius’ scheming will make him a millionaire. 

If you’re too afraid to make a decision, sometimes the universe has to make one for you.

When murky family politics unexpectedly brings a baby to their door, the bounds of their friendship are pushed to the limit. In the purgatory of adulthood, can they escape the cycle of this underfunded end of the line town or is the familiarity of home too hard to let go off?

A Fly On The Wall Productions presents the UK premiere of Concrete, Ché Tligui’s debut play. The piece has been workshopped and developed through a series of R&D workshops, scratch nights and a 3 night run at The Old Red Lion Theatre. Concrete is a modern day take on the one room Ibsen play told from the working class perspective with a healthy sprinkling of Northern charm, wit and the occasional f*** off.

PLEASE DON'T FALL IN LOVE WITH ME
(IT'S REALLY NOT SEXY WHEN THAT HAPPENS)

5th - 6th April

£10/£16/£18

7PM

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Set in politically turbulent 2007, Soho, our story centres around AGENT, with Mollie Blue as “the perfect host” North West End UK. She represents the woman we all want to be. Powerful. Funny. Vivacious. Sexy. Dominant. Living life by her own rules (or at least appears to) by using her super-power of a little pink dress to maximise her most valuable currency.

The AGENT is the Devil and the store is her playground, with all the vibrant characters of the Soho sex scene that cross her path encompassing sin. It’s “A little raunchy a lot ridiculous” RatedReviewed. It's Doctor Faustus meets Bridget Jones with “pin sharp” writing The Reviews Hub. Taken from the lived experiences of agents, giving audiences an insight into the sometimes sordid, always fascinating secret world of the naughtiest knicker shop in London.

2007. A time period we are all nostalgic for. A pre-Recession Britain. A pre-Tory Britain. A pre-TikTok Britain. A thriving Soho scene never shying away from the perverted parts of ourselves, with one goal in mind, to be as outrageous as possible.

Running time: Approximately 80 minutes​​​

WITH ALL MY FONDEST LOVE

19th - 20th April

£10/£16/£18

7PM

‘As my dad looked at his Dad’s dead body, I played dominos with the nursing home manager and ate a pack of double chocolate-chip biscuits.’

While hoping to reconnect with his ex-girlfriend, Noah discovers a dusty box of unread diaries and letters in his attic. Hidden inside is the forgotten story of his grandparent’s marriage. This tender true story is one grandson’s attempt to piece together their discarded lives, from Frank Sinatra and amateur cricket to burnt letters and unspoken loss. Noah’s family history entwines with his own messy romance, challenging him to find hope and forgiveness within the chaos of heartbreak and memory.

Celebrated by the Oscar-winning writer Simon Beaufoy (The Full Monty, Slumdog Millionaire) as a ‘quietly devastating, beautifully written piece of drama'. Bring your own family together for this moving and hopeful one-person play told across three generations.

**** ‘a hidden gem, par excellence’ (The Reviews Hub)
**** ‘tugs at your emotions and reminds us of someone we knew and loved’ (The Real Chrisparkle) 

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Running time:​ Approximately 75 minutes