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  • The Way Way Deep

    Wed 26 Jul at 7.30pm
    Tickets £12 (work-in-progress)
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    Blending bold storytelling, spoken word and original music, McPherson brings his inimitable style to a new piece that follows the ecstasy and chaos of a twenty-year friendship.
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    Running Time 60 mins
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    Content NoticeContains distressing or potentially triggering themes, Scenes of violence, Strong language/swearing.
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    Health NoticeCigarettes / e-cigarettes

    Following the award-winning, sell-out festival hits, The Man and Colossal, Patrick McPherson’s new play The Way Way Deep debuts this year. Blending bold storytelling, spoken word and original music, McPherson brings his inimitable style to a new piece that follows the ecstasy and chaos of a twenty-year friendship. Moving from beautifully nostalgic to bitingly poignant, The Way Way Deep delivers an hour of unforgettable theatre.


    Praise for Patrick’s previous work

    “Compelling acting and bewitching rhythm string you along in a story at once gratifying and toxic” ★★★★★ The List
    “Patrick McPherson's self-penned solo play is something else.” ★★★★ Daily Express 
    “if you only see one show at Edinburgh this year, make sure it’s Colossal.” ★★★★★ Theatre Weekly

    Winner – Best Show, Edinburgh Fringe 2002, Theatre Weekly
    Winner – Best Theatre Show, Perth Fringe 2023

    Credits

    Written and performed by Patrick McPherson 
    Directed by Ellie Coote
    Co-created by James Lane
    Production Design by Will Hayman
    Music Arranger/Producer and Sound Design by Sam Rothera
    Produced by Indigo Productions

    "It is precisely these types of projects, involving these types of people, in these types of theatres that make London what it is."

    The Lancet