Photo Flash: Gravel Theatre's NIMBY

James and Bea live in ethically-responsible harmony in their beautiful, self-built family home. With their forest-friendly pinewood floors and their commitment to airmile-free avocados, they have an admirably balanced setup. But unbeknownst to them the balance is about to tip....

The deeds to their back garden belong to George George, an enigmatic man who was once prolifically fertile, but more recently, is dead. When his estranged, and in some cases just strange, children come knocking with their own plans for the land, their idyllic home soon becomes a playground for society's undesirables.

For James and Bea it's all fine in principle but: Not In My Back Yard.

A new comedy by Lola Stephenson that explores what happens when people are forced to choose between their morals and their own quality of life.

Lola Stephenson is a young emerging playwright. She has written for Theatre 503 (including the Coalition season where she collaborated with Bourgeois and Maurice, and PLAYlist at Latitude Festival), the Old Red Lion and is a Royal Court Young Writers Programme graduate.

‘For Sheer antic lunacy Lola Stephenson's alliance with cabaret act Bourgeois & Maurice...gets my vote.' Time Out

Gravel Theatre was established in 2008 with the emphasis on creating collaborative, performer led theatre. Their recent work includes ‘Nude' at the Pleasance, Edinburgh, ‘The Government Inspector' at The Tabard Theatre, and ‘Phantasmagoria' at Theatre 503. Phantasmagoria is an ongoing project dedicated to sourcing and uniting new creatives and showcasing their work. www.graveltheatre.co.uk 

‘Gravel Theatre is a forward-thinking company .... [They] have filled a niche in the market, surrounded themselves with other young talented people and given them a sphere in which they can flourish.' Fourth Wall Magazine

Make&Bake Productions is a theatre company dedicated to new work, and making theatre that is engaging, accessible, complex and true. They use research to investigate topics that are pressingly important, today, and are dedicated to telling stories that explore and excavate the human condition, that transcend the here and now.

Tickets: £14/£12 Concessions

Book before 1 June for £10 tickets (Limited to performances 8th - 13th June)

Old Red Lion Box Office: 0844 412 4307

Online booking at www.redliontheatres.co.uk