| Author: | Rob Hayes | ISBN: | 9781849432702 |
| Publisher: | Oberon Books | Publication: | June 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Oberon Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rob Hayes |
| ISBN: | 9781849432702 |
| Publisher: | Oberon Books |
| Publication: | June 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Oberon Books |
| Language: | English |
I provided him with things money can’t buy. And now he’s left me the most priceless gift of all. His most precious possessions.
Two orphaned twins are forced out of the rural wilderness they know and into a bleak, brutal London that they don’t. Seeking refuge in a dank pub basement, they begin to plan their escape, only to find themselves locked in a nightmarish battle with a grieving stranger over their dead father’s sordid legacy. Shot through with pitch-black humour, A Butcher of Distinction offers a journey into the unique imagination of award-winning young playwright Rob Hayes.
‘Fiercely funny’ – Time Out
‘Hayes evokes Renaissance writers like Middleton and Ford in the more gruesome touches… it is brilliant’ – The Public Reviews
‘A disturbing, yet brilliant example of new writing in London’ – Fringe Review
‘There are so many compelling themes in this strange, disturbing new play… This is edgy, bracing work which demands attention.’ – Extra! Extra!
‘A beautifully complex, layered and twisted comedy’ – The Good Review
I provided him with things money can’t buy. And now he’s left me the most priceless gift of all. His most precious possessions.
Two orphaned twins are forced out of the rural wilderness they know and into a bleak, brutal London that they don’t. Seeking refuge in a dank pub basement, they begin to plan their escape, only to find themselves locked in a nightmarish battle with a grieving stranger over their dead father’s sordid legacy. Shot through with pitch-black humour, A Butcher of Distinction offers a journey into the unique imagination of award-winning young playwright Rob Hayes.
‘Fiercely funny’ – Time Out
‘Hayes evokes Renaissance writers like Middleton and Ford in the more gruesome touches… it is brilliant’ – The Public Reviews
‘A disturbing, yet brilliant example of new writing in London’ – Fringe Review
‘There are so many compelling themes in this strange, disturbing new play… This is edgy, bracing work which demands attention.’ – Extra! Extra!
‘A beautifully complex, layered and twisted comedy’ – The Good Review
