Post by hannechalk on Jun 16, 2024 10:31:01 GMT
It’s Liverpool, 1987. The AIDS epidemic threatens a generation of queer people left with no one to turn to but themselves. Across the world, groups of lesbian women hold out their hands to help – and right here in this city, Aster sits by Marc’s hospital bed… watching, wondering and reading.
The play follows their friendship, and its inevitable conclusion.
It is a very moving and funny play - the debut of playwright Tasha Dowd, directed by Gitika Buttoo, and performed by Emmy Stonelake and Luke Sookdeo.
I got my ticket for £5 through ShowFilmFirst.
The play is only about 75 minutes long, so there is no interval.
I highly recommend!
www.everymanplayhouse.com/whats-on/tell-me-how-it-ends
The play follows their friendship, and its inevitable conclusion.
It is a very moving and funny play - the debut of playwright Tasha Dowd, directed by Gitika Buttoo, and performed by Emmy Stonelake and Luke Sookdeo.
I got my ticket for £5 through ShowFilmFirst.
The play is only about 75 minutes long, so there is no interval.
I highly recommend!
www.everymanplayhouse.com/whats-on/tell-me-how-it-ends
