London 1929. Cecil Tompion, a popular writer, has bullied his children for most of their lives. Now, his son, an ex-army officer who survived the trenches of the Western Front, and his daughter, a doctor, are trying to break free. Their lives are touched by another ex-soldier, David, and close friend Charlotte, who both desperately struggle to repress their homosexuality. The generation that survived a war have to confront who they really are when they discover that family is just another battlefield.T1159287567World Premiere. This unique rediscovery, never previously performed, But It Still Goes On by poet and novelist Robert Graves was written in 1929 as a commission from the producers of Journey's End. Influenced by the drawing room comedies of Noel Coward and W. Somerset Maugham, it explores themes of adultery, homosexuality, lesbianism, gender politics, casual sex, and inter-generational conflict, but with a surreal dark twist.Presented byAndrew Maunder (in association with Arsalan Sattari Productions and Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre). Director Fidelis Morgan. Design Doug Mackie. Lighting Richard Williamson. Sound Benjamin Winter. Performer Alan Cox. Performer Victor Gardener. Performer Jack Klaff. Performer Hayward B Morse. Performer Rachel Pickup. Performer Claire Redcliffe. Performer Joshua Ward. Performer Sophie Ward. Performer Charlotte Weston. | |
| 10 Jul 18 to 4 Aug 18 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L01453490631 |
