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BIRTHDAY
By Joe Penhall
The Royal Court Theatre 22 June - 4 August
Ed, played by Stephen Mangan hits the air and gas as he waits in hospital to give birth during a synthetic labour.
Scarily real, luckily I had overcame a fear of pregnancy and birth some years back, or from my Top Circle Row view, the stalls below would have got it.
Throughout, Lisa (Lisa Dillon) his bread-winning wife looks onto the very real labour and tackles unstable emotions thrown up from it. I loved how they both get increasingly bewildered by a tough love Nigerian nurse in a brilliant portrayal by Llewella Gideon.
A tight production, with a cast of just four commanding a believable twist on the natural phenomenon of birth and a couple’s relationship battles with it…. gives another dark humour turn on reality plot from Joe Penhall - screenwriter of The Road. Like.
Michelle Gomez in the latest Direct Line advert, acting very Sue White-ish, I mist say. FAX THAT, PAM!
Do i look like a mug? Am i made of china? Do i hang on a small wooden tree? Would you like to put your lips on my rim, you may answer that one the rest were rhetorical
Sue White - Green Wing (via veeverslasvegas)