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    Maria Telnikoff presents

    With Nail and Without Nail

    Thu 13 - Fri 14 Jun at 9pm
    Tickets £8 - £12 (+ booking fee)
    A modern, feminist reimagining of the cult 1987 British film “Withnail and I” exploring the lives of two struggling artists in their Camden flat.



    Content Notice
    Running Time 60 minutes
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Content Notice
    Content NoticeContains references to themes of depression.
    Health Notice
    Health NoticeThis performance includes cigarettes/e-cigarettes and food/drinks consumed by performers.

    Get 25% off when you book more than one show across The Camden Roar (4 - 23 June 2024).

    A modern, feminist reimagining of the cult 1987 British film “Withnail and I” exploring the lives of two struggling artists in their Camden flat. In this version, unlike the original, there is no rich Uncle Monty to help bail them out and no Eton education or white male privilege on their side. This is a dark comedy about the realities of being a creative in today’s economy and what lies behind the romantic idea of being a “struggling artist”. Hilarious and upsetting in equal measures.

    " A touching, thought provoking script"
    Centre Stage [on Telnikoffs previous writing]
    "A fine art of writing"
    Lost In Theatreland [on Telnikoffs previous writing]
    "Telnikoff’s writing is sharp and witty"
    The Family Stage [on Telnikoffs previous writing]

    Tickets for With Nail and Without Nail

    Thu 13 Jun, 21:00
    Fri 14 Jun, 21:00

    Thank you for allowing artists to take creative risks, the world needs it now more than ever.

    Programmed artist