Director Katharine Farmer discovered the script for Jerry Sterner’s 1989 Off-Broadway comedy Other People’s Money in a secondhand bookshop… with a quote on the jacket from Donald Trump. She explains why she had to revive the play in London on its 30th anniversary, and why it’s still so timely. Gen up and then get booking by 11 May!
FEATURED SHOW: Reviews are in for 30th-anniversary revival of ‘darkly funny’ Other People’s Money
Are you ready to grab life by the assets? The 30th-anniversary revival of Other People’s Money, Jerry Sterner’s award-winning Off-Broadway comedy about a very hostile takeover, has taken over Southwark Playhouse. We’ve rounded up our favourite review highlights. Time to get booking!
‘It is almost a fable’: OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY – Southwark Playhouse
So how nicely appropriate of Katharine Farmer and Blue Touch Paper Productions to open this 1989 play, Other People’s Money by Jerry Sterner, on the very day we learned that President Trump gets a State Visit this summer.
FIRST-LOOK PHOTOS: Michael Brandon & Rob Locke star in 30th-anniversary revival of Other People’s Money
Tonight’s the night! The 30th-anniversary revival of Other People’s Money, Jerry Sterner’s award-winning Off-Broadway comedy about a very hostile takeover, officially opens tonight with cast including Michael Brandon and Rob Locke. Check out our full gallery of first-look production photos below – and then get booking!
PHOTOS: Sneak a peek inside rehearsals for Other People’s Money starring Michael Brandon
Have they been flashing the cash? Go inside the rehearsal room for this major new stage production of corporate greed satire Other People’s Money, starring Michael Brandon and Rob Locke. Check out our full gallery of photos below – and then get booking!
NEWS: Michael Brandon & Rob Locke star in major revival of Other People’s Money at Southwark
Do you love money? The award-winning Off-Broadway play Other People’s Money, also famously made into a film starring Danny DeVito, is getting a major new London revival this month at Southwark Playhouse. Michael Brandon leads the cast. Time to get booking!
ABIGAIL – The Bunker
Abigail has just opened at The Bunker, London’s newest theatre in the heart of London Bridge. Despite having been open for just four months 110 seat venue has already made an impressive splash in the Capital’s theatrical scene.
ABIGAIL – The Bunker
Fractured timelines can be an interesting way to tell a story – fragmented shards of drama shuffled in a non-linear narrative, forcing audiences to piece together a throughline to the truth, such as it may exist. But in these cases, we are very much at the mercy of playwrights actually providing enough information to reconstruct enough of a plot. And sad to say, I’m not too sure that Fiona Doyle’s Abigail actually does that.
ABIGAIL – The Bunker
This world premiere production leaves the audience with more questions than answers and looks at the lengths people would go to for control. There is certainly a lot of freedom to explore the many different directions this intense, gripping but not straightforward play by Fiona Doyle.