Her Not Him by Joanne Fitzgerald.
Bea is getting older and settling into a relationship with a younger girlfriend, Ellie, who longs for something more domestic. When Bea meets a transvestite by the name of Jemima, it makes her wonder about her priorities and whether she wants to start settling with Ellie, or seek out something or someone more exciting.
Her Not Him was long-listed for the 2017 Bruntwood Prize and premieres in January 2018
Cast:
BEA – Orla Sanders | ELLIE – Leah Kirby | JEMIMA/JAMES – John James
Creative Team:
DIRECTOR – Amy Lawrence
DESIGNER – Sophia Pardon
MUSIC– Daniel Vildósola
SOUND DESIGN – Annie May Fletcher
LIGHTING DESIGN – Hakan Hafızoğlu
GRAPHIC DESIGN – Florence De La Fourniére
STAGE MANAGER – Ellie Haffenden
Performances:
17th January 2018 – Etcetera Theatre, Camden, London
30th January to 3rd February 2018 – Theatre 503, Battersea, London
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In Development
A Girl and Her God by Joanne Fitzgerald.
Em is a young Irish artist/sales rep, on the verge of mental breakdown when she is visited by a mysterious figure claiming to be a Lugh, the Irish god of skills, talents, sun and storm, who suggests he might be able to help her decide what to do.
A Girl and Her God is a dark comedy drama. The aim of the play is to explore our relationship with art, with home and the people in our lives who influence us. It’s also about the mother-daughter dynamics and art teachers, and homesickness.
Its first rehearsed reading took place on Tuesday 29th August 2017, currently in development for production later in 2018.