| Laurence & Gus - Next In Line | |
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Fri 27th April at 8:00pm |
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A sketch show with a difference, taking the form of a single, continuous story told by a relay of characters. Each sketch features a character from the previous sketch and one that continues to the next, creating a mesh of ambitious, frustrated and fearful people trying to find their way out of the anterooms of life. Stars of Radio 4 comedy, and one of the most talked-about double-acts in recent years, Laurence and Gus sold out when they appeared at the Rondo in “Men in Love”. “Comedy for smart people” - The Sunday Times |
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| Tickets: £8.5, Concs£7 | Comedy |
Laurence Howarth is the multi award-winning writer of Dead Ringers (R4 and BBC2), That Mitchell and Webb Look (BBC2), The Sunday Format (R4) and Alistair McGowan's Big Impression (BBC1). He has written three series of his hit Radio 4 sitcom Rigor Mortis, starring Peter Davison (Radio 4), and is adapting it for TV. He is also a regular contributor to Front Row and Open Book (both Radio 4). TV appearances include Hyperdrive (BBC2), The Robinsons (BBC2) and Dark Ages (ITV). He is currently writing for the new sketch show from Armstrong and Miller, which airs on BBC1 in January.
Gus Brown is an actor who has made frequent appearances on TV, including That Mitchell and Webb Look (BBC2), Green Wing (Channel 4), Broken News (BBC2), The Robinsons (BBC2), Happiness (BBC2), and Chambers (BBC2). Radio credits include Rigor Mortis and What A Carve Up! (Radio 4).
Joss Bennathan was Resident Director for the Comedy Rep where he began his association with Laurence & Gus. His work in London has been chosen as Time Out Critics? Choice and included in the Top 5 Plays In London in The Independent, twice. As Artistic Director of Present Moment he directed The Country Wife, The Revenger's Tragedy, The Alchemist and Volpone. Contemporary work includes the British premieres of Landscape of the Body, Blue, Christmas On Mars and the short film Bird House.