ALL THAT Comes to The King's Head
Shaun Kitchener's critically acclaimed play ALL THAT will hit the King's Head Queer Festival for a limited run from 21st - 25th August 2018. Tuesday - Saturday 8.45pm, Saturday matinée 4.45pm.
In a bid to improve their current financial crisis, Taylor and Riley decide to rent out their spare room - and it's Jamie and Parker, another young'ish gay couple, who are chosen to move in. But it soon becomes clear that the two duos have very different relationships and it's only a matter of time before wires cross, tensions escalate and things get very messy in more ways than one...
A timely look at love and monogamy; a funny, frank and razor-sharp examination of modern gay relationships.
Shaun Kitchener (Hollyoaks, Positive, BAFTA Rocliffe Winner 2016) will have his work performed at The King's Head Theatre for the first time as part of their annual Queer Festival; a curated 6 week programme of LGBTQI+ Theatre. All That will be directed by James Callàs Ball, Junior Associate Director of the King's Head Theatre. This will be the first exciting reunion between the director and writer who produced the critically acclaimed first London run of Offie-Award Nominated Positive.
The King's Head Theatre was established in 1970. Passionate about championing ethically produced fringe theatre, we are known for our challenging work and support of young artists. Last year 116,151 audience members saw a show of ours: 44,607 at our 110-seater home on Upper Street and 71,544 elsewhere. At our home in Islington we had 774 performances last year of 95 different shows. We are committed to fighting prejudice through the work we stage, the artists and staff we work with and by producing work for minority audience groups. We believe in fair pay for all on the fringe and create accessible routes for early career artists to stage their work; work we are passionate about. Last year we announced the theatre is on the move. Subject to a fundraising campaign, the King's Head Theatre will move into a custom-built space in the heart of Islington Square, directly behind its current home securing the future of the venue for generations to come.
Performance Dates: Tuesday 21st - Saturday 25th August 2018. Tuesday - Saturday 8.45pm, Saturday matinée 4.45pm.
Running Time: 90mins
Cast includes: Eliot Hadley, Shaun Kitchener and Christopher Cohen
Director: James Callàs Ball
Designer: Delyth Evans
Lighting Designer: Layla Lagab
Producer: Catherine Lamb
Location: King's Head Theatre, 115 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 1QN
Box Office: Tickets are available priced at £18 (Concessions £15) or £10 for preview on 21st August from The King's Head box office and www.kingsheadtheatre.com, 0207 226 8561.
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