Three Sisters and Them

Theatre (dark comedy, drama)

  • 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

Three Sisters and Them takes Chekhov's play into the fractured world of today. Masha and Irina, now living in England, find Olga crashing back into their lives, challenging the gender of Masha's child. This dark comedy is written by Rita Ippolit, author of the 'highly recommended' (FringeReview.co.uk) play Almost Instinct Almost True – **** (BroadwayBaby.com) – and again directed by Lily Whiteside and starring Julia Munrow and Teddy Walker, along with a new member of the company, Julia Rufey.

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  • Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
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  • Wheelchair access type: Level Access

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Thomas Warriner 35 days ago

I second what someone else said, I'm desperate to see a second act!

I was very happy for this to be the last show of my fringe this year. It was witty, relevant, touching and acted so honestly and precisely. This was great, heartfelt drama with all the roles feeling depthful and balanced. Loved it!

STEPHEN DAVIS 36 days ago

A clever script with telling intertextual references to Russian literature and contemporary Putinesque prejudices combined with moments of natural comedy in the Chekhovian style. Brilliantly acted, the play leaves you yearning for a second act.

Thomas Scott 36 days ago

This is a wonderful one act play. I enjoyed it so much I really didn't want it to end. Sensitively directed by Lily Whiteside, this crisply written new play by Rita Ippolit leaps off the page and demands attention right from the start. It is full of wit and humour.

The acting is superb. There are three outstanding performances by Julia Rufey (Masha), Julia Munrow (Olga) and Teddy Walker (Alana).

There are lots of interesting insights into family life as well as some telling observations on Anglo-Russian relations.

One of the characters is a trans woman. This has been a toxic issue in the last year or two. But Alana comes over in a very positive light and even Olga, initially transphobic, is won over in the end.

A hugely entertaining 50 minutes. Highly recommended.

Clare Hill 47 days ago

Great short play, clever script and well acted but the cast! Thought provoking piece!!

Anita Rollingson 47 days ago

Really enjoyed this piece. Well acted and interesting storyline. Great performances from all 3 actors.


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