You're Never Too Old

You’re Never Too Old

One bench.

Two pensioners.

Lots of questions.

When Ada meets Tommy and tells him about her eventful day trip to London the pair find themselves pondering some vital issues:

Is there a God?

What’s the point of life?

Why do you only get an ‘oo’ with Typhoo?

They don’t have any answers and they don’t have much time.

Perhaps the solution is to simply grow old disgracefully.

A heart-warming comedy about faith, families and fig rolls

The show is the second from our 2010 script call

The highlights film is here

The show was premiered at Taurus Bar, 20th-22nd October 2011

Review

“a poignant portrayal of two lonely people trying to find some meaning for their existence.” Caroline May, UK Theatre Network

Audience Feedback

“Absolutely loved it. Held my attention constantly. Well done to all concerned. Look forward to the next production. 5/5”, “Set was excellent! Writing beautiful brought to life by great acting. 4/5”, “Beautiful! Poignant and witty writing with a subtle twist”

The show was performed at St Peter’s Church as part of the Levenshulme Festival 31st October 2011 for two performances

Audience Feedback

“Fantastic production - really enjoyed tonight 5/5”, “An excellent show - enjoyed every minute 5/5”, “Funny, moving, excellent acting and great entertainment. Nostalgic and full of home truths! 5/5”, “Splendid performance. Looking forward to 'more' 5/5”, "The play was excellent. The cast was brilliant and the story line was very good. Congratulations to a very entertaining show. I really enjoyed it. 5/5 excellent"

Then went on to Smiths Resturant, 30th November & 1st December

Audience Feedback

“Funny, moving and great entertainment”, “Great performance and great writing”

More information on the cast click here

More information on the creative team click here

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