Thirty/20 Theatre, Assembly Festival and Suzanna Rosenthal Ltd presents
Love, Loss & Chianti
Robert Bathurst (Cold Feet, Toast Of London, Downton Abbey) and Rebecca Johnson (The Trip, The Flood) star in this double-bill by critically acclaimed prize-winning poet Christopher Reid.
The show opens with A Scattering, Reid’s autobiographical, startlingly beautiful meditation on grief, for which he was awarded the Costa Book of the Year. It’s followed by The Song Of Lunch, his fictional raucous comedy set in a Soho restaurant, a reckless attempt to rekindle the flame of an old love affair - what could possibly go wrong?
Directed by Jason Morell, with a stage setting of spectacular animation by the cartoonist Charles Peattie, the verse swings along in the hands of two superlative actors; an original and thrilling theatrical event of love and loss, with a lot of Chianti in the second half
With a stage setting of spectacular animation by the cartoonist Charles Peattie, the verse swings along in the hands of two superlative actors; an original and thrilling theatrical event of love and loss, with a lot of Chianti in the second half
★★★★ ‘Consistently witty verse
gorgeous phrase-making
enchanting’ (The Telegraph)
★★★★ ‘A crisp, full-bodied, powerful drama’ (Mail on Sunday for The Song of Lunch)
★★★★★ ‘A joy from start to finish’ (The Times on The Song of Lunch)
‘Beautiful and moving a masterwork’ (Costa Prize judges on A Scattering)
Age Restrictions
12+
Now taking bookings for performances up until Sun 17th May 2020.
Show times for each day are below.
Mon
-
Tue
7.45pm
Wed
Thu
7.45pm
7.45pm
Fri
3.00pm
Sat
7.45pm
3.00pm
Sun
3.00pm
In congestion zone?: No
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Love, Loss & Chianti
QA Venue 0 - US No-Seats, London
Running time: 100 Minutes
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