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    Dark Romantic Comedy Squeak Coming To Drayton Arms Theatre • Blazing Minds

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    Writer and producer Francesca Mepham presents a special rehearsed reading of her new dark romantic comedy ghost story, Squeak, at the Drayton Arms Theatre, Kensington, on Tuesday 29 September at 7.30pm.

    Who falls down the stairs whilst carrying their hamster’s cage? Lianne.

    Unfortunately for her, that’s only the beginning of her problems.

    Now dead, Lianne watches helplessly as her boyfriend Dan struggles to cope with life after her sudden death. What frustrates her most is that Dan appears to be spending more time with Squeak, their beloved hamster, than he is mourning her.

    Lianne is angry.

    Dan is just angry.

    Mandy and Roger mean well.

    And Squeak is romantic, tragic and kind of cute.

    Blending humour, heartbreak and the supernatural, Squeak is a moving and unexpected new play from writer-producerFrancesca Mepham, which manages to find comedy amid tragedy, as it explores complex triangle of grief, loss and love.

    For one night only, audiences will have the opportunity to experience a special rehearsed reading of Squeak ahead of its full production when it comes to the Drayton Arms Theatre, Kensington, on Tuesday 29 September at 7.30pm.

    Such a thoughtful, intricate, subtle yet hard hitting play accomplished in a short space of time!” – Theatre Full Stop

    Cast

    • Lianne – Sophia Grilli
    • Dan – Will Meadows
    • Mandy – Carol Morgan
    • Roger – Philip Gill

    Writer/Producer – Francesca Mepham Francesca Mepham

    Director – Aisa Nerva-Culley Aisa Nerva-Culley

    Running time: 60 mins

    Age restrictions 15+

    Trigger Warning: Themes of grief and death.

    You can see Squeak, at the Drayton Arms Theatre, Kensington, on Tuesday 29 September at 7.30pm.

    Tickets are available here: http://www.thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk/squeak

    Squeak was first performed as a short two hander play for The Side Hustle at Lion & Unicorn Theatre in Autumn 2024.

    Philip Rogers

    Published in various websites, Philip is a reviewer who is best known for his interviews and media coverage of independent projects including; films, books, theatre and live events. Always on the lookout for something different to cover!

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