That makes 3 drawings when I have half dozen, will send them.

Half-demolished staircases, ruined Gothic windows, clumps of white rock covered in lichen, and pieces of collapsed wall scattered here and there in the undergrowth I brought back another large drawing of it. If it had been bigger it would have made you think of Zola’s Paradou, tall reeds, grape vines, ivy, fig trees, olive trees, pomegranate trees with fat flowers of the brightest orange, hundred-year-old cypresses, ash trees and willows, rock oaks.

So the two of us explored the old garden and we stole some excellent figs there. Find out more here.Ĭaptioned: Wed 29 June & Wed 6 July at 7.30pm, Thu 14 July at 2.30pmĪudio Described: Sat 9 July at 2.I’ve just come back from a day at Montmajour, and my friend the second lieutenant kept me company. We are experiencing a temporary issue with our access booking system. If you are a wheelchair user, please contact the Box Office to arrange your tickets. Read full details about your visit to the Royal Court here. We support audience members, unless medically exempt, to wear face coverings throughout the venue and in the auditorium, out of respect for others, and in support of the cast. This show contains haze and sudden loud noises. 1 hour 50 minutes, no interval and limited re-entry. Thu & Sat matinees: 2.30pm (from 18 June) But if you would like to know more about what you’re about to see, read on. Please note: there are spoilers in the reviews below.

People need to see this.” Playwright Laura Wade “ I looked up after reading the play and felt like the world had changed. It is, I think, a startlingly significant piece of work.” It is a play that defines this country as it blinks its way out of the pandemic and into a chilling new world. “It is a play of rare political urgency, savage wit and real compassion and wisdom. “This work genuinely has the capacity to change everything.” Playwright Dennis Kelly Who is the person really doing and saying these awful things? And who can Ollie trust to see the real him when the world sees him as a monster? Did the real him ever exist in the first place?ĭave Davidson has worked in the security industry for 38 years. But soon it’s not just his online life collapsing – his real life is being stolen too. When Ollie has his identity stolen on the internet, it’s bad enough. A slippery new thriller in which nothing is as it seems and nobody is who they are.

This is not who we are