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Preview: Drawn and Quartered at The King’s Head Theatre

by Staff Writer
September 18, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Drawn and Quartered at The Kings Head Theatre

Drawn and Quartered at The Kings Head Theatre

After a fantastic run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Cry Havoc Theatre Company presents Drawn and Quartered, a piece of New Writing by Labyrinth Theatre Company NYC actress and writer Maggie Diaz Bofill.

An intimate and passionate piece about a couple who are reunited over the painting in their apartment. Directed by Claudine Sinnett, Artistic Director of Cry Havoc, this short but intensely emotional and passionate piece is about testing the boundaries of a relationship long after you think the love has faded.

Featuring a cast of professional actors, Abigail Moore and Manolis Emmanouel, the show will take the audience on an intense emotional journey through this broken but very recognisable relationship.

       

“CryHavoc Theatre Company deserve all the praise I can bestow: each touch, flinch, and silent expression is every bit as eloquent as Bofill’s words. Director Claudine Sinnett has truly brought the best out of two talented performers” ***** FringeGuru

“A Palette of wine, blood and sex…. The playwright behind the production has a lot to be proud of” ***** New York Times

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“It is a play that strips off the veneer of a broken relationship and lays it bare.” **** The Fountain

Drawn and Quartered is at The King’s Head Theatre 6th – 13th October 2019.

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