Hot on the heels of being given the accolade of ‘Outstanding Show’ at the Brighton Fringe, Giles Cole’s new comedy-drama, featuring Isle of Wight actor, director and producer Graham Pountney, comes to Ventnor Fringe Festival.
Theatre Reviva! and Close Quarter Productions in association with Holofcener Ltd, tour ‘After All These Years’ on the Isle of Wight in July.
“A superb play!”
Simon Jenner, Fringe Review
Three linked short plays
Graham last presented Summer Love on the Island in 2019 and now follows it with this delightful show. His professional theatre company visits the Island with a play that offers fun, laughs, whimsy, pathos and intrigue in three 30 minute acts.
Three linked short plays, Weatherman, Still Dancers and An Occasional Cup of Tea, can be seen in pairs or all together as one complete play: After All These Years.
Jenner: The finest premiere I’ve seen
The cumulative force of this new three-part, four-actor, comedy-drama , just 90 minutes long, is “the finest premiere I’ve seen in this Fringe” writes Simon Jenner.
The story will touch your heart, make you laugh and reminisce too. This company is bringing to the fore important things about the older generation.
“These plays afford opportunities for exclusively older actors to display their talents and experience – for that, if for no other reason, a trip down memory lane is worth considering.”
Broadway Baby review
Where and when
After All These Years (Weatherman / Still Dancers / An Occasional Cup of Tea) will be preformed at Ventnor Fringe Festival (Parkside Playhouse, Park Ave) between 26th–29th July 2021, curtain up at 4pm daily as follows:
- Mon 26th July 4pm Weatherman / Still Dancers
- Tues 27th July 4pm Still Dancers / An Occasional Cup of Tea
- Wed 28th July 4pm Weatherman / Still Dancers
- Thurs 29th July 4pm Weatherman / Still Dancers / An Occasional Cup of Tea
Tickets are priced at £12 each and can be booked via the Ventnor Exchange Box Office, or by popping into the Exchange in person (11 Church Street, Ventnor).
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