The double BAFTA winning partnership bring their writing skills to the classic play Shakers, sister play to Bouncers.
The high street might be struggling to get back to normal but the Shakers bar is under new management and they are determined to make it the place to be seen. Pubs are closing, Gin bars are so yesterday, and cocktails and decadence are back for the roaring 2020s, as the hospitality industry looks to a new future.
Misogyny is rife, in the home, in the workplace, and on the streets. The walk home after closing feels longer than ever, the customers are getting more leering, the hours longer, but the pay hasn’t changed. For waitresses Adele, Nicky and Mel, their lives juggle home, work, school and everything in between, but how long can it be maintained?
Funny, physical and fizzing with wit, Shakers might just be the bar that we all want to be seen in!
Join us in this revamped version of the iconic play which puts women’s lives front and centre, as everyone returns to going out out!
Socially-distanced performances
Wednesday 26 October 7.30pm
Thursday 27 October 2.15pm
Tickets: £18.50 - £27.50
First Night Fever: Tue 25 October – All seats £19.50 (no cons)
Concessions: £2.00 off
Group Discounts: £2.00 off for ten or more
Four Friends for £76
Under 16s Go Free
Under 26s Go Free
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