Theatre

Poison

Date: Tuesday, May 14 2019 - Saturday, May 18 2019
Venue: The Wardrobe Theatre

Bristol Old Vic Theatre School’s Directors’ Cuts 2019: Lot Vekemans’ powerful show about manipulation, a grapple of the past, and a fight for domination.

Nearly a decade after the burial of their son, HE and SHE have broken apart. But when they are confronted with the news that their son’s cemetery is closing and his grave must be relocated, they are forced to reunite. Angry, jaded, but ever curious, they meet.

Unearthing wounds once silenced, their meeting becomes an exercise in manipulation, a grapple of the past, and a fight for domination.

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Poison is a simple but searing play about grief, love, and the will to move on.

Part of Directors’ Cuts 2019, a programme of contemporary theatre presented by the four graduating directors from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and featuring work by acting, design and production students.

Now in its thirteenth year and at The Wardrobe Theatre for the third time, the Directors’ Cuts season has a reputation for showcasing fresh, vibrant and cutting edge theatre work by some of the finest emerging talent in UK theatre.

May 14-18, 7.30pm plus Sat 2.30pm, £12. For more info, visit http://thewardrobetheatre.com/livetheatre/poison/

 

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By steve wright, Friday, Apr 5 2019

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