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Preview: Mouths In A Glass Monologues at Theatre N16

by Staff Writer
September 29, 2017
Reading Time: 1 min read
Mouths in a Glass Monologues

Mouths in a Glass Monologues

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Written and performed by Sophie Dora-Hall, Mouths In A Glass is a colourful and at times absurd look into the minds and mouths of a variety of women including a doll disgruntled at her treatment, a fragile housewife stuck in the wrong era, a 1930’s hairdresser with an unexpected client, a frustrated psycho-therapist and a Polish woman searching for sausage. Full of one liners, darkly humorous anecdotes and led by a slightly off kilter performer…

Having started as a mini web series, Mouths In A Glass Monologues had its debut live show at The Hope Theatre in February 2017.

Theatre N16 is a trailblazing London fringe venue, focused on producing and programming top quality new writing and selected existing works. Theatre N16 is proud of their commitment to the welfare and development of creatives, operating under an Equity Fringe Agreement. This promoting and nurturing of talent means that Theatre N16 is a bastion for development within the context of a society in which the arts are increasingly struggling to stay afloat.

       

Mouths In A Glass Monologues is at Theatre N16 October 18th – 21st October 2017.

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