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When I first read the news I was shocked George was an ex-lover (Id never had a lover die on me before) (This wasnt the 80s) When Anthonys one-night stand turns up dead on the Hampstead Heath tumulus, everyone assumes hes another casualty of Londons chemsex culture. But after a second body is discovered Anthony suspects foul play and is thrust into a terrifying, drug-fuelled journey to uncover the truth. Like a darker and gay (well, gayer) Murder She Wrote episode, an unlikely detective races to solve the murders before a killer strikes again. This fast-paced, unflinching Queer Noir by Christopher Adams (The Royal Court, Theatre503, Bruntwood Prize longlist) and directed by Matt Steinberg (Trout Stanley, Kick Ass 2) pulses with energy. Starring Ian Hallard (Doctor Who, Sherlock, The Boys in the Band, Park Theatre), Tom Rhys Harries (Chewing Gum, Jekyll & Hyde, Hotel, National Theatre) and Ciarn Owens (Wallander, The Inbetweeners, Candide, RSC) with design by Alison Neighbour (Ross & Rachel) sound by Nick Manning (Lyric Hammersmith) and lighting by Lucy Adams (Camden Peoples Theatre), the play will be published in Nick Hern Books Plays from VAULT 3. [Christopher Adams] should be taught on creative writing courses as an example of how to explore with integrity views with which the writer disagrees. The Guardian In partnership with 56 Dean Street, Relate, and HIV Voices Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England Following the 27 January 17:00 performance, a panel discussion with David Stuart, chemsex support programme manager for renowned sexual health clinic 56 Dean Street, and Chris Sherwood, CEO of relationship charity Relate, takes place in VAULTs Punch Up Bar.
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