A heartwarming dialogue as Sophie and Ben spa on stage with words about how they met and started to build a relationship.
A well-scripted combination of social awkwardness and humour about finding love in today’s society. They touch on social issues of domestic violence, anxiety and cancer that affect their outlook on relationships.
This is a biographical play and without giving away the ending, be prepared to leave with a lump in your throat.
Well done to both cast members, a truly moving piece.
Sophie, you held your composure amazingly. A lovely tribute.
It is on at The Assembly, venue 17, studio five @ 14.50.
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I now write for my own blog, London Theatre Reviews and Broadway Baby. On top of this I am an Off West End Senior Assessor and throughout lockdown helped turn the Oncomm into a success and watched Scenesaver become a huge success. Recently I was on the panel to vote for Scenesaver production awards. It has been an amazing journey and I am looking forward to the Theatres reopening next week (from 17th May 2021). My original introduction is underneath as a reminder to myself of just how far I have come. Long may it continue.
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