Maeve and Howard

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Theatre (drama, storytelling)

  • Accessibility:
    Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
    May not apply to all performances. You'll find more information about accessibile performances and how to book tickets in the accessibility tab below.
  • Babes in arms policy: Babies do not require a ticket
  • Policy applies to: Children under 18 months

Description

The New Yorker offices, 1950. Maeve Brennan, the brilliant yet reclusive journalist (aka The Long-winded Lady), and closeted poetry editor Howard Moss find mutual solace in their unlikely but enduring friendship. Plush Tiger return to the Fringe with a new play by Clara Nel Haddon, charting a friendship founded on razor-sharp repartee, shared dreams and unwavering affection. Their intertwined lives reveal that sometimes the most profound stories are written between the lines. Previous productions include Desert Bloom – **** (BroadwayBaby.com) – and When Kurt Met Thora – ‘As an imagined piece of entertainment folklore, it’s priceless' (Stage).

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General venue access

  • Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
  • Accessible entry: Via a door from street level and a lift.

    • Wheelchair access type: Temporary Ramp, Lift (Building Lift)

  • Stairs: Information not supplied

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Angela Leedham 98 days ago

Beautifully acted extremely well written play about the fragility of humanity and the importance of enduring friendship 5 stars

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Colin Miller 100 days ago

A moving and haunting play about two troubled characters and their relationship over the decades. Beautifully written, superbly well-acted, a fascinating story and definitely worth seeing.

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Tracey Emms 100 days ago

Beautifully crafted drama, skilfully acted - held my attention for 50 minutes.
Interwoven with carefully chosen poetry written by the two characters
Well worth seeing

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Amy Farr 100 days ago

Such a poignant and lovely story about an unlikely friendship between to very different people. The ending is heartbreaking and had me in tears with its beauty

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The Edinburgh Reporter (3/5 stars) 97 days ago

One can certainly see why Howard was so enchanted by her, just as she saw in him a fellow wordsmith, a fellow loner, a fellow exile.

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