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UK LGBT EVENTS - Bones @ The Kings Head Theatre
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Bones @ The Kings Head Theatre

McDonalds, lager and a blow job on the way home. The suns shining and its the one day of the fortnight I got money in the bank. Today, I live like a f*cking king! 19-year-old Mark lives in Highgate, a district of city-centre Birmingham, and exists from one DWP payment to the next. He cares for his drug-addict mum and her new-born baby, but the relationship is completely dysfunctional, as he is being forced to live a life he never signed up for. He seems to be willing to take desperate measures to change things forever. But how far will he go? She doesnt feel like my mum. She doesnt do stuff mums do. Ha, does she f*ck. She gets leathered and smacked up and tries to shag my mates. Bones is a poignant and emotionally charged drama about a young man trying to find his place in a world that doesnt want him. Marks tale will chew you up, spit you out, and then make you wonder why you cared in the first place. I wore my LA Lights til they were hanging off my feet. They were about two sizes too small and the lights stopped working ages before I binned them. Tyler Sharp called me a pov at school so I kicked his f*cking face in. This production premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2015, where it was shortlisted for the Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence. It has since been seen in Bath, Birmingham and Brighton. She used to make me eggy bread when I was dead little. It was Grandads favourite. We all went on holiday to Skegness when I was seven. It was f*cking amazing. Warning: contains explicit language, nudity and scenes of a highly sexual nature.

Tickets : £ 18+ Tickets

Address : Kings Head Theatre
115 Upper Street, Islington.
London
N1 1QN

Telephone : 0207 226 8561

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