Waving Goodbye

Waving Goodbye
A play by Andrew Shakeshaft
Presented by Tree Shadow Theatre Productions

Waving Goodbye; Burkha or jeggings? Twisting fast-paced black comedy.
**** Remote Goat "a production which has much to offer" "Deeply moving"
Views from the Gods “Funny and Moving”

Waving Goodbye is an emotionally charged black comedy which asks fundamental questions about existence and our relationships with each other.

“All those people who died young; you’ve got their life, you’ve got the chances they never had and what are you doing with it?”

Tree Shadow Theatre put out a call for new, contemporary scripts that didn’t fight shy of exploring big issues and what it is to be a young woman in today’s world. This two-hander comedy was the outright winner.

After debuting at the Camden Fringe, Waving Goodbye has been performed in Exeter, Monmouth and Seaton, and will soon be showing at the Alma Tavern Theatre (Bristol), Theatre N16 (Balham) and the Quarry Theatre for the Bedfringe. Our performances in Exeter this year for the From Devon With Love Festival played to a sold-out audience and Tree Shadow Theatre look forward to bringing Waving Goodbye back to London.

Directed by Anita Parry (What Would Helen Mirren Do?)
Cast: Louisa Wilde and Lucy Theobald
Playwright: Andrew Shakeshaft
Tickets are £10 with £8 concessions.

Theatre N16, 77 Bedford Hill, SW12 9HD
16th and 17th July 7:30pm
Running time 50mins
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