THE TIME HAS PASSED To Return To VAULT's The Glitch
Lydia Kirton and Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller star in the 50-minute two-hander, directed by Phoebe Rowell John.
Returning fresh from a sold-out run and back by unprecedented popular demand, this unmissable performance has already been praised as one of Black Bat Productions' finest plays.
Award-winning playwright and actor Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller and acclaimed company Black Bat Productions return to VAULT Creative Arts' The Glitch, one minute from Waterloo Station, with highly praised two-hander The Time Has Passed for three more performances.
Directed by Phoebe Rowell John, and starring Lydia Kirton and Brimmer-Beller, The Time Has Passed is a sharp two-hander set on a first date. She works for massive tech. He does the opposite. She likes his artistic background; he's not sure about her corporate livelihood. Determined to convince him neither she nor her work is as bad as he thinks, Cydney has brought along the most secretive technology her company has ever developed, and whenever she feels she's coming off badly, uses it to reset their conversation to 7:34pm...
In this new work from Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller (Pretty Rough Terrain, Blood Red Apples & Deep Gold Honey, Chagos 1971) and Black Bat Productions (In Everglade Studio, Port City Signature, Press), the limits of polite conversation are stretched, corporate myopia collides with artistic stubbornness, and Cydney's unstoppable hopes to forge connection meet Remo's immovable belief that her sector is making the whole world worse. Can she convince him otherwise? Come find out.
Performances will take place on Wednesday May 13th, Thursday May 14th and Friday May 15th at The Glitch located at 134 Lower Marsh, London. The run time is 50 minutes approx.
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