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Synopsis Neil s come a long way from The Evening Press. But he s still restless. Back from Sudan with a head full of nightmares, he takes a hammer to his life. Is Sarah the one - or is she just new? From the writer of Duck, Stella Feehily s second play is set in contemporary Dublin: do-gooding celebrity chefs, twelve kinds of latte - and a thousand Eastern European immigrants to pour them. Her characters have enough trouble negotiating their own lives - let alone a crisis unfolding in the wider world... O go my Man mixes raw emotion with surreal humour and asks: is love really all you need - or is it just a distraction from the big stuff? Royal Court 50 - Look Back: 50 Readings 50 WRITERS, 50 YEARS. Downstairs. This is the second of Stella Feehily plays for the Royal Court and Out of Joint, following her debut with DUCK in Autumn 2003.
The Royal Court has found in Stella Feehily a writer who writes about modern life and sexual realationships. I liked the way the play mixed realistic characters in at times comic scenes. The cast could not be better and Susan Lynch is wonderful. - 195.93.21.33)
31 Jan 06
I never saw the 'promise' everyone said after her first play 'Duck', but of course I was wrong ! This is a searing examination of the cynicism which pervades modern society. It puts many issues on the stage in such an entertaining fashion. Max Stafford Clark's wonderful staging races along and the performances (with the exception of dreadful overacting by Ewan Stewart) are great. A great start to the Royal Court's 50th. - 86.130.206.71)
31 Jan 06
Very entertaining. A great cast, great writing and very perceptive. Onloy ruined slightly by the odd ending. - 81.1.114.59)
The first theatre opened as The New Chelsea on 16 Apr 1870. Changed name to Belgravia. Re-opened as Royal Court 25 Jan 1871. Demolished in 1887. New theatre opened (current, slightly different site) 24 Sep 1888. Famous for supporting and commissioning new writing. Probably the first UK Theatre to regularly include their URL in advertising. Member of the Society of London Theatre. In 1996 the theatre closed for redevelopment, funded by the National Lottery. The refurbished theatre at Sloane Square re-opened in February 2000 including two theatres the 389 seat Jerwood Theatre Downstairs and the studio style Jerwood Theatre Upstairs.
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