As part of her post-show Q&A series, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will talk to award-winning playwright Philip Ridley about his explosive new one-man play TONIGHT WITH DONNY STIXX on Thursday 17 November 2016 – plus director David Mercatali and star Sean Michael Verey. Got any questions? Book tickets to join her via the links below.
The critically acclaimed, award-winning Edinburgh Festival sell-out production of Philip Ridley‘s new play TONIGHT WITH DONNY STIXX transfers to London’s newest, hottest venue – The Bunker, carved out of a carpark beneath the Menier Chocolate Factory – for a strictly limited season.
“Faultless one man blockbuster… Fling people aside to see it.” – The Observer ★★★★
“Queasily insightful on celebrity culture” – The Times ★★★★
Donny has committed an act that shocked everyone. Tabloids called him The Most Hated Boy Alive. But Donny doesn’t want forgiveness. All Donny wants is… his own television show.
Evening Standard Award-nominated director David Mercatali (Blue Heart, Cargo) and Time Out, Evening Standard and Critics’ Circle Award-winning playwright Philip Ridley (Mercury Fur, Dark Vanilla Jungle, The Fastest Clock in the Universe, The Pitchfork Disney, Vincent River) reunite for this tour-de-force.
Powered by a Stage Award-winning performance from Sean Michael Verey (Pramface, Radiant Vermin), TONIGHT WITH DONNY STIXX is a compelling one man show about our obsession with celebrity and the dangers of delusion.
TONIGHT WITH DONNY STIXX is brought to London by Metal Rabbit, whose other recent hits include Cargo at the Arcola Theatre. It was originally produced by Supporting Wall at Pleasance Courtyard in Edinburgh. Note: The age recommendation for this show is 14+.
For the post-show Q&A following the 80-minute evening performance on Thursday 17 November 2016, Terri will be joined by author Philip Ridley, director David Mercatali and star Sean Michael Verey.
Terri Paddock founded WhatsOnStage.com and the WhatsOnStage Awards, running the company and its events from 1996 to 2013. Terri is also the author of two novels, Come Clean and Beware the Dwarfs, and has previously written for the Evening Standard, Independent, The Times and other national publications. She is renowned for her 'legendary' post-show Q&As and also produces the annual Critics' Circle Theatre Awards and acts as a digital, content strategy and event consultant for theatre, producers and other clients. She tweets about theatre at @TerriPaddock.
