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The Pitchfork Disney.

Year: - 1991. Author: - Philip Ridley. Director: - Matthew Lloyd. Venue: - Bush Theatre. Rupert Graves: - Presley Straw.

 

Review / Synopsis:

The Pitchfork Disney.
By Philip Ridley.

A pair of chocoholic twins with a fear of the outside world.
A nightclub entertainer without a filling in his head or a broken bone in his body.
A speechless man in a leather mask.

What do you do when the bad dreams you keep having walk through the front door and ask you what happened to Mummy and Daddy ?

Studded with dark jokes and images of shocking beauty, The Pitchfork Disney is a modern version of Babes In The Wood seen through an East End Gothic lens.
It is a haunting first stage play from a distinctive and original writer.
The exceptional young cast includes Rupert Graves, well known for his work on stage (A Madhouse In Goa) and screen (A Room With A View), Dominic Keating and Tilly Vosburgh.

©1991 Trystero Productions.

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