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Tell Me Straight by Paul Bradshaw Joins King’s Head Theatre Queer Season

by Staff Writer
June 25, 2021
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Paul Bradshaw, George Greenland and Stephanie Levi-John

Paul Bradshaw, George Greenland and Stephanie Levi-John

Tell Me Straight, a new play by Paul Bradshaw has joined the King’s Head Theatre’s line-up for Queer Season.

Dani is done with Him and his bullsh*t! He needs to “fix up and get him some rainbow flag waving D”.

She’s heard it all – Soldiers. Chefs. Osama (not that one). He’s been through the lot of them and they’ve got one thing in common, they’re all straight. He’s got a plan: 30 days. No booze. No fast food.  No shagging. But like buses…

       

“It’s like I’m a beacon. Some gay lighthouse on the curious shoreline and these straights squint from the distant sea and drift towards me.”

Tell Me Straight by Paul Bradshaw is an explosive one-act play which follows Him trying to break this cycle. Will he finally listen to Dani or constantly get sucked in by the straightest of dicksand?

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Paul Bradshaw (‘The Barn’, ‘Two Cities’) stars in his own one-act play together with George Greenland (‘Two Cities’) and Stephanie Levi-John (‘The Spanish Princess’).

Tell Me Straight is directed by Imogen Hudson-Clayton (‘Lava Lamps’, ‘Nameless’) with Assistant Director Hiba Elchikhe (currently playing Pritti Pasha in ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’). Lighting Designer is Chloe Stally-Gibson (‘The Barn’).  It is produced by Liam Gartland for Gartland Productions.

The company is composed of queer and/or working-class artists, something Bradshaw and Gartland are hugely passionate about. Bradshaw said: “It’s time to have rooms where the whole company is made up of the people reflected in the work. Representation matters, and we’re excited to get started with this team.”

Tell Me Straight is at King’s Head Theatre 17th – 21st August 2021.  Tickets are on sale here.

       
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