No Strapline

Invincible

Tuesday 4 April–Saturday 15 April 2017

The Original Theatre Company, The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds and Ghostlight Productions

By Torben Betts
Directed by Stephen Darcy
Original direction by Christopher Harper

With the recession biting hard, Emily and Oliver have decided to downsize and shift their middle- class London lifestyle to a small town in the north of England.

When they open their doors and invite next-door neighbours, Dawn and Alan, round for an evening of olives, anchovies, Karl Marx and abstract art; class and culture collide, and the consequences of their disastrous evening are as tragic as they are hilarious.

From one of the most exciting playwrights to emerge since Alan Ayckbourn, Torben Betts, and produced by the award-winning Original Theatre Company (Birdsong, Three Men In A Boat), comes this riotously funny production.

Cast

Elizabeth Boag               Dawn

Emily Bowker                 Emily

Graham Brookes           Alan

Alastair Whatley           Oliver

Tuesday 4 April–Saturday 15 April 2017

Trailer

Photo Gallery

Image by Manuel Harlan

Reviews

Star Star Star Star

"Sit-com funny but then, unexpectedly, widens and deepens to become something much more real..."

— The Times

"A highly stimulating, enjoyable evening..."

John Hargreaves, Express And Star
Star Star Star Star

"Completely entertaining..."

Matt Clewley, At The Theatre

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