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  • Nathan Charles presents

    When the Fun Stops, Try Again?

    Tue 3 - Fri 6 Dec at 9pm
    Tickets £8 - £12 (+ booking fee)
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    An interactive and audience-led show about gambling addiction. ‘There’s a one in fifty-one chance you’ll win £500. There’s also a one in fifty-one chance you’ll end the show immediately. '

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    ‘There’s a one in fifty-one chance you’ll win £500. There’s also a one in fifty-one chance you’ll end the show immediately. What you gonna do?’

    An interactive and audience-led show about gambling addiction, grief and winning the jackpot. When The Fun Stops, Try Again? is a semi-autobiographical exploration of working-class addiction and how we can’t help but dream of a more lavish life.

    Part storytelling, part stand-up, part dream, When The Fun Stops, Try Again? asks: What would YOU do if you won the lottery, and how much would you be willing to risk to get it?

    Devised by Nathan Charles
    Produced by Brightmouth Productions

    Content Notice
    Running Time TBC
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Content Notice
    Content NoticeContains references to and stories of gambling addiction, depression, violence and contains strong language throughout. The show is audience led (via projector) so there is some unpredictability in what participants will say or do. Suitable for ages 14+
    Health Notice
    Health NoticeLoud Noises,Visual Effects (glitter curtains etc),Food/Drinks consumed by performers,Food/Drinks given to audience members

    “Such a crucial part of the UK theatre ecology… Developing artists and audiences”

    The Guardian