Stovepipe

a new play by Adam Brace

The video above contains strong language.

 

A HighTide Production
In collaboration with the National Theatre and The Bush Theatre

FIVE STARS Sunday Times, Independent on Sunday, Time Out
FOUR STARS Daily Telegraph, Metro, Evening Standard

For every guy tryin to be a pro, there's a psychopath. And for every psychopath, there's a cowboy.

When a mercenary goes missing en route to Iraq, his closest surviving friend embarks on a hunt across the post-war Middle East.

Stovepipe is an indoor promenade performance at a location in Shepherd's Bush; audiences observe the unravelling of this original drama whilst being guided through five-star hotel bars, seedy brothels, and war-torn desert landscapes.

‘One of the best promenade dramas I’ve seen, truly effective and illuminating.’
Tom Stoppard

For production photos click here.

Details of performance times and dates  

The venue for Stovepipe performances is: West 12, The Broadway, Shepherds Bush, London, W12. 

Suitable for 14yrs+

Wheelchair users can be accommodated during performances from 14-19 April. Regrettably the venue for Stovepipe is not accessible to wheelchair users at other performances.

Directions
Once through the main entrance from The Broadway, proceed directly through the shopping centre, following the corridor round to the right, to a clearly marked shopping unit, where Stovepipe will begin. Stovepipe stewards will be in attendance at the centre.

Stovepipe premiered in the HighTide Festival 2008.
High Tide Festival 2009 now on sale:
www.hightide.org.uk

"HighTide's hands-on approach reminds us that a play is the sum of all the investment in it"
Financial Times

Stovepipe finished on: 26 April 2009