Author
Michael Law

University and teaching background, specialising in German and French. Previously professionally-performed work includes Aquarium (Mercury Theatre, Colchester), Just Us (Questor's, Ealing), Helen of Rhodes (BAC) and A Companion for Clare (Questor's), and he has won a number of prizes for his work. In collaboration with his son, Richard, he has also written a translation of Brecht's Man is Man and Dorst's The Great Denunciation Outside the City Wall. He is a member of the Society of Authors, Player-Playwrights, the Writers' Guild and the New Playwright's Trust.

Synopsis
Pete, the budding Sociologist, says life is "a series of ultimate decisions through which the soul decides the meaning of its own existence". But what decisions do he and Sue make that decide the meaning of their existence? And will Sue ever get to the fair tomorrow for those ideas she needs for her dress-designing project? Above all, perhaps, will Sue ever score with Stan-from-the-market? That she wants to is obvious; but then Pete had nipped off to the boozer with Kevin, hadn’t he? Added to that Stan and Kevin couldn’t get the large antique bed-with-the-big-brass-knobs-on up the stairs, leaving Pete and Sue to continue working out their salvation as best they can on their smelly old mattress-on-the-floor. View extract.

Cast
3 male, 1 female

Duration
1 hr

Contact
90A Upper Tollington Park
LONDON
N4 4NB
UK