Never Mind The Botox by Nick Reed and Starring Ewen Mackintosh Set for White Bear Theatre March 2014

A hilarious journey into the plastic world of surgical enhancement! - THUNDERMAKER announces its next theatrical production, 'Never Mind The Botox' by Nick Reed and starring Ewen Mackintosh

'Dad wants a hair transplant to get back in touch with his youth. Mum wants a facelift to get him back in touch with her. Amy wants to know why Tim dumped her just as they were getting intimate and Tim wants a penis extension so next time he won't have to! The surgery manager Cristina wants to be the biggest thing in plastic surgery whilst her surgeon husband, Tomek, wants to be a vet. A cut above the average farce, 'Never Mind The Botox' is the only comedy that will have both the cast and audience in stitches'.

'Never Mind The Botox' is a modern day farce set in a dubious cost-cutting cosmetic surgery clinic over the course of a few days. The play explores the world of self-enhancing surgery and the offbeat comical relationships between the people who find themselves in such a setting. It also examines the age old adage 'Is beauty really more than skin deep'?

'Never Mind The Botox' is written and directed by 'Nick Reed' whose last comedy, 'The Life Coach' starring Phil Jupitas, was nominated for best new comedy at the ' What's on' stage awards. The design is by Toby Davies and stage managed by Lucy Blairs.

Confirmed cast include Ewen Mackintosh (Big Keith in 'The Office') Mike Goodenough, Lesley Molony, Liza Callinicos, Dave Skynner Georgia Darell, Alex Harland and Matthew Fraser Holland.

Thundermaker Productions Ltd, helmed by Matthew Staton, will produce the show as part of their current comedic season which aims to create intimate, entertaining and hilarious theatre at affordable prices.

The play will run from Tuesday, 4th March - Sunday, 16th March at The White Bear Theatre in Kennington, 138 Kennington Park Road, London, SE11 4DJ (2 minutes from Kennington tube station and 4 stops from Leicester Square on the Northern line). Performances will start at 7.30pm.

Ticket prices £12, (£10 concession). Buy online at http://www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk/ or call Box Office on 0844 8700 887.

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