The Summer House
From: Tuesday, 5th April 2011
To: Saturday, 9 April 2011
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Synopsis
Three men arrive by car at a remote house in the countryside. Who are they? Where are they? Are those stuffed beavers on the wall? Then the Vikings arrive. This is a play about men and all their crap, about myths and what they’re for and about the weather and how it blows all the other stuff away anyway.
Our Review:
Karen Bussell - 6 April 2011
Men Behaving Badly meets Odin and the beavers.... that’s the premise of Fuel’s The Summer House, a new production currently on tour.
Devised by multiple award-winner director John Wright and the three performers - charismatic Neil Haigh (last here with Pub Rock and Hard-Hearted Hannah), Matthew Steer (Comedy Central’s Britain’s Best Mates) and Perrier Comedy Award winner Will Adamsdale (whose film debut was in The Boat That Rocked) – this new piece is an inventive, if slightly overly long, 100 non-stop minutes.
British doctors on a stag-do in Iceland lose the crowd and head off on a drunken journey into the remote lava fields and mountains (complete with earthquake) to a summer house known to new friend the mysterious Neil.
With just a few chairs, a sheet of plastic, lots of bottles and a leaf blower (and heaps of superb technical wizardry), the trio take the audience on their journey from frivolous fun through shocking truths to seve...
Creative
Will Adamsdale (Author)
Neil Haigh (Author)
Matthew Steer (Author)
John Wright (Author)
Fuel (Company)
John Wright (Director)
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