Theatre

A Hundred Different Words for Love

Date: Wednesday, Jan 30 2019 - Thursday, Jan 31 2019

Venue: Tobacco Factory Theatres: Spielman Theatre

Tangram Theatre, the makers of Team Viking, return to Tobacco Factory Theatres with their new hilarious, heart-lifting story of romance, despair, and friendship.

Three years ago, James met the love of his life. A year ago, they broke up. This is James’s story of falling in love and landing broken-hearted. It’s also about him being Best Man of Honour at Sarah and Emma’s wedding. And it’s the story of a quest to find the right words to make sense of love.

Featuring live music, heartache, belly-laughs and lots and lots of words, A Hundred Different Words for Love was the winner of the VAULT Festival Best Show Award 2017.

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Jan 30-31, 8.15pm, £12 upwards, ages 12+. For more info, visit www.tobaccofactorytheatres.com/shows/a-hundred-different-words-for-love

By steve wright, Friday, Dec 21 2018

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