This is not a story of boy meets girl. But a boy does meet a girl. At a house party in Bromley. Yeah, Bromley. Really. And they had a connection, an extraordinary connection. They talk all night and dance and have the absolute time of their lives. Or did they? Because that’s not how she remembers it…
Moving between two differing accounts of the same events, Clay scrutinises a questionable sexual encounter, exploring the often remarkable difference between individual perception and reality. Because there’s two sides to every story, right? The trouble is working out which one is real.
A dark and caustically funny psychological thriller by Soho Young Writer Adam Foster (Co-writer of the Pleasance’s Charlie Hartill Theatre Fund Award-winning Molly). Directed by Hannah Hauer-King(Dry Land). Produced in association with PLAY.
Clay
Pleasance Theatre, Carpenters Mews, North Road, Islington
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This event ended on Sunday 24th of April 2016
This event ended on Sunday 24th of April 2016
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