“There’s something about today. Something’s gonna happen. I don’t know what it is but everything feels a bit like it’s holding its breath.”

It’s just a day. Just an ordinary day. At the beginning of the day, Fran is late for work. At the end of the day, Brendan is bleeding out in the street. It’s a day where time begins to flow forwards and spiral backwards for these two strangers. Music pulses. Beats blast. Fran progresses through the worst day of her life. Brendan rewinds through the last day of his life. Soon they’ll meet in the middle, and we’ll find out what has happened to him, and what will happen to her.

24, 23, 22 is a gig-theatre show about the heat of the moment, and how our impulses create ripples which become waves. Join our cast of two, armed with hand held mics, and an onstage beat-maker, for this little earthquake of a show. Expect scuzzy beats, stolen bags, and the reversal of the flow of time.

Age recomendation: 14+

Content Warnings: Strong language and references of death and misogyny

Press and awards for the show:

Best Director Nominee - Off West End Awards

★★★★★ "Unmissable!" - Everything Theatre

★★★★★ "Watching this truly felt like a privilege" - Chapter Z Magazine

★★★★ “Spectacular…Like Memento meets the Last Five Years.” - The Upcoming

★★★★ “An hour of excellent theatre.” - Reviews Hub

Written by Doug Deans

Directed by Joe Strickland

Dramaturgy by Kathleen O'Dougherty

Cast:

Fran - Ruth Page

Brendon - Joe Matty

Musician - Joe Strickland