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
Tired of playing the little wife to a self-concerned "artist", Annabelle has separated from Don and wants to prove herself as an individual. They meet at their former London house - and quarrel again, predictably. Horrifyingly, they discover, too, that the basement seems to have been occupied by a couple of squatters. As they talk, however, it becomes once again the room they lived in and loved in once - when they were squatters of a sort themselves, before they became so respectable - and they re-enact a scene that was indicative of their flawed relationship, if they had been able to recognize it at the time. View extract.

Cast
2 male, 2 female

Duration
1hr 15mins

Contact
90a Upper Tollington Park
London
UK