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Robert Bathurst to star in Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell in an immersive staging

by Staff Writer
October 5, 2023
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Robert Bathurst is to star in Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell in an immersive staging in the bar of The Coach & Horses pub in Greek Street, Soho.

Meet Jeffrey Bernard… a notorious and feckless Soho face. A journalist who doesn’t know the meaning of the word deadline and would much rather be drinking vodka on the rocks in his favourite Soho watering holes. A throwback of a man who after four marriages and a life of non-stop carousing is starting to feel a touch jaded. Having fallen asleep in the Gents and waking up in the middle of the night inside the legendary Coach and Horses on Greek Street, Jeffrey Bernard is not a man to waste the deserted hours ahead of him before Norman the landlord opens up again in the morning.

Don’t miss the chance to down a pint in The Coach and Horses whilst this Soho legend puts a few (many!) drinks on the tab and regales us with stories of busted bookies, failed marriages, illegal cat-racing and introduces us to his favourite pub trick involving a pint glass, match-box and a raw egg. This one-man show is adapted from the critically acclaimed West End play by Keith Waterhouse.

       

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