Mercury Fur

There are current performances of this work running, see Mercury Fur

Archive Listings for Mercury Fur

T0673513749 (OLDRED12) Company Greenhouse Theatre Company. Director Ned Bennett. Performer Olly Alexander. Performer Ciaran Owens.
27 Mar 12 to 14 Apr 12	Old Red Lion, Inner London :: V216 listing details L01276008750
T036537505 (WARWICKSHIREGEN10) Site-specific promenade production. Mercury Fur contains mature themes, sexual situations and strong language. Recommended for 18+. Running time: 2hrsProducer Curious Directive. Director Kay Michael.
3 May 10 to 8 May 10	General, General :: V0835786775 listing details L198259094
T01931536820 (INNERGEN10) Company Theatre Delicatessen. Director Frances Loy. Design William Reynolds. Lighting William Reynolds. Performer Matt Granados. Performer Chris Urch. Performer Mawaan Rizwan. Performer Isaac Jonnes. Performer Ben Wigzell. Performer Debra Baker. Performer Tom Vickers.
9 Feb 10 to 13 Mar 10	General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L376664407
T1058952241 (MENIER05) Producer Drum Theatre. Producer Paines Plough. Director John Tiffany. Design Laura Hopkins. Lighting Natasha Chivers. Sound Nick Powell. Performer Ben Whishaw. Performer Fraser Ayres. Performer Robert Boulter. Performer Dominic Hall. Performer Harry Kent. Performer Sophie Stanton. Performer Shane Zaza.
1 Mar 05 to 27 Mar 05	Menier Theatre, Outer London :: V341546307 listing details L1807153607
11 Feb 05 to 26 Feb 05	Theatre Royal, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L02099008757

Details

Play :: A derelict flat in a derelict estate in the East End of London. Two teenage boys smash through the door and start to prepare the flat for some kind of party, their language peppered with a lively chaos of people and events from history. In their version of world events JFK used to be President and married to a blond tart called Marilyn Monroe who he took to Germany where Hitler tried to give it her up the arse so JFK got the hump and dropped a couple of atom bombs turning all the Germans into chinkies... As more characters arrive, this dark and visceral play gets more sinister as we realise the exact nature of the party's main attraction.

Author

Philip Ridley