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The Greatest Play of All Time to run at London’s The King’s Head Theatre

by Staff Writer
June 28, 2024
Reading Time: 2 mins read
The Greatest Play of All Time Charles LomasDarkroom Productions

The Greatest Play of All Time Charles LomasDarkroom Productions

Claddagh Productions is thrilled to be bringing OFFIE Nominated ‘The Greatest Play Of all Time’ back to the London stage. Described as a ‘blistering take-down of theatre culture in the UK’ which was ‘performed with deadpan hilarity’, this play is a 60-minute whirlwind of political and cultural questions with the odd striptease thrown in for good measure.

Have you ever had a strange intrusive thought? Have you ever had to battle the left and right side of your brain?

Join a newly crowned twink and a knock off Piers Morgan as one attempts to write The Greatest Play of All Time.

       

One of them hates woke culture and has something to say about nearly every marginalised community (just check our trigger warnings). Is there any redemption for them?

The show will be performed by Martin Coates and Lorna Macnaughton. The play is written by Robin Hughes with music by Sophie Bokor-Ingram, Callum Sharp as Creative Director and Georgia Birchall as Producer.

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