By Edward Albee

Directed by Artistic Director Nick Sandys

 

 

A Pulitzer Prize-winning script and giant lizards – theatre doesn’t get any better than this.

 

In Seascape, land meets sea and present meets past, when an older human couple come face to snout with their prehistoric selves. Albee’s linguistic playfulness and willingness to make his characters confront the dangerous unknown create a scenario both deeply thoughtful and absurdly funny.

 

The last time Remy Bumppo tackled Albee, both the production and Annabel Armour earned Jeff Awards. This time the human relationships with animals are strictly platonic – a journey into primordial eons and emotions, where lizards brains and human pains face futures both immediate and infinite.

 

“skilled, unpretentious and passionate” – Chicago Tribune on our production of The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?