'The last year of Dad's life was a nightmare. But you know what? That was one year in fifty. Rest of his life was pretty much awesome for him, you know? And I keep saying to myself one year in fifty - that still makes his life, like, ninety-eight-per-cent happy, right? That's pretty good statistics, right?'
Jen's dad was a chat-show host, a national treasure. But now he's dead and Jen's getting spat at in supermarkets. To make matters worse, Uncle Len has made it his mission to help her get over it.
Hiding from a very hostile world in a very sh*tty garage, Len and Jen down cider, drown mice, talk cr*p, mend cats, share painful secrets, tell appalling jokes, and try to work out whether either of them has any kind of future whatsoever.
Stuart Slade's searingly funny debut play is about death, betrayal, and the possibility of forgiveness. And cider. It premiered at Theatre503, London, in 2014.
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Stuart Slade was born in Bristol and now lives in London. He is the Artistic Director of Kuleshov Theatre and the Creative Director of Ivanov Films. His plays include: Glee & Me (Judges' Prize, 2019 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting; Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, 2021); BU21 (Theatre503, London, 2016; Trafalgar Studios, West End, 2017); and Cans (Theatre503, 2014), nominated for two Offies – Best Play and Most Promising New Playwright.
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Paperback. Condition: New. A searingly funny debut play about death, betrayal, and the possibility of forgiveness. And cider.Jen's dad was a chat-show host, a national treasure. But now he's dead and Jen's getting spat at in supermarkets. To make matters worse, Uncle Len has made it his mission to help her get over it.Hiding from a very hostile world in a very shitty garage, Len and Jen down cider, drown mice, talk crap, mend cats, share painful secrets, tell appalling jokes, and try to work out whether either of them has any kind of future whatsoever.Stuart Slade's play Cans was first performed at Theatre503, London, in 2014. Seller Inventory # LU-9781848424715
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Paperback. Condition: New. A searingly funny debut play about death, betrayal, and the possibility of forgiveness. And cider.Jen's dad was a chat-show host, a national treasure. But now he's dead and Jen's getting spat at in supermarkets. To make matters worse, Uncle Len has made it his mission to help her get over it.Hiding from a very hostile world in a very shitty garage, Len and Jen down cider, drown mice, talk crap, mend cats, share painful secrets, tell appalling jokes, and try to work out whether either of them has any kind of future whatsoever.Stuart Slade's play Cans was first performed at Theatre503, London, in 2014. Seller Inventory # LU-9781848424715