A confusing play which unfortunately feels lacking in message

A witty and clever new play that explores the relationship between reality and fantasy with a great cast.

With masses of potential, this overcomplicated story sadly lacked any sense of direction and was rather too ambitious.

This is writing that does not let itself be confined by genre and has fantastic performances. However, the shifts in style, whilst keeping you on your toes, would not be to everyone’s liking.

Greg Freeman Directed by Ken McClymont ★★★ Pros: The philosophical arguments dressed in dark comedy surrounding ownership, friendship and the value we place upon a person. Cons: A little heavy on themes and intrigue around the main character – makes the audience lose the thread of the story somewhat. Our Verdict: A dark western comedy fit for anyone who enjoys good dialogues, a main protagonist with an uncanny resemblance to Clint Eastwood and intense moral topics. Courtesy of the Tabard ...