Absurd Person Singular: A Play by Alan Ayckbourn

Absurd Person Singular is a comedy in three-acts written by Alan Ayckbourn in 1972. It follows the stories of Sidney and Jane Hopcroft, Eva and Geoffrey Jackson, and Marion and Ronald Brewster-Wright through three years of their lives. The play centers around societal pressures and norms, class differences, gender roles, and connections, and explores the ways in which we as a community navigate these nuanced relationships.

This ensemble cast lights up the stage with their comedic timing and enticing chemistry and will surely make you laugh.

*This play is appropriate for all ages, but contains alcohol and themes of self-harm.

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