“YOu don’t live life as a story. you live it as life. The story comes after.”

moonfeece

By Philip Ridley

An abandoned home. A lost brother. A secret love. Curtis has arranged a meeting in a flat of a derelict tower block. As a child, Curtis lived happily here, but then tragedy struck and his elder brother died. Now, Curtis is seeing his brother’s ghost. With the aid of Gavin and Tommy, fellow members of the far-right political party of which he is a leading figure, Curtis aims to find out why this ghost in haunting him.

Things, however, do not go as planned.

Two squatters now occupy the flat, and one of them has a story to tell - a story that will change Curtis’s life forever.

Moonfleece is an intense, thrilling, and humorous exploration of modern Britain. It’s representation of the far-right, racism, homophobia, and authority, have become even more charged in the years since in premiered.

What People Are Saying

“Compelling. Devastating. Exhilaratingly energetic...a thoroughly absorbing production”


★★★★ The Stage

“Raw gutsy noisy and packs a punch”

★★★★ Theatre Bubble

“The urge to collapse into fits of uncontrollable laughter is almost overwhelming”


★★★★ Act Drop

“Powerful…perfect. Best show of the month”.


★★★★★ London Theatre Reviews

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