Peter often works late. A promising young barrister, he is about to move in with his girlfriend. Then one day his computer sends out an email to everyone he knows, with an attachment that no one can bear to look at. From the strange alliances of a prison segregation unit, to the trials of life on the outside, Future Me tells an epic story of ordinary monsters. With unflinching honesty, the play examines the destructive power of unlawful desire, and asks whether someone who crosses the line can ever really have a 'future me'.T704246248Suitable for audiences of 15+Producer Sue Scott Davison. Director Guy Retallack. Design Helen Goddard. Music Leo Chadburn. Sound Matt Eaton. Lighting Mark Dymock. Performer David Benson (Tim). Performer Katherine Dow Blyton (Ellen). Performer tom Golding (Mike). Performer Rupert Hill (Peter). Performer Robyn Isaac (Jenny). Performer Tom Newman (Harry). | |
| 31 Mar 09 to 26 Apr 09 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L01042007837 |
T1338023161Producer Scott Davison Productions. Director Guy Retallack. | |
| 26 Mar 09 to 28 Mar 09 | Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford :: V799 listing details L662265057 |
| 12 Mar 09 to 14 Mar 09 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1472685016 |
| 25 Feb 09 to 26 Feb 09 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L0772113553 |
T713382673World premiereProducer Theatre 503. Director Guy Retallack. Design Dan Potra. Lighting Mark Truebridge. Sound Leo Chadburn. Performer David Benson. Performer Stefan Butler. Performer Philip Fox. Performer Sara Griffiths. Performer David Sturzaker. Performer Kelly Williams. | |
| 19 Jun 07 to 7 Jul 07 | Theatre503, Inner London :: V232 listing details L01934848277 |
