Really Old, Like Forty Five
By Tamsin Oglesby
Directed by Denise Gough
18th June (matinee) & 20th - 24th June 2017
Set some time in the near future, there are too many old people, too many young people and not enough in the middle to look after them all.
Really Old, Like Forty Five is a comically honest look at aging through the plans of a government department tasked with finding solutions and one multi-generational family, coping with the realities of everyday living.
Tamsin Oglesby’s furious comedy, first performed at the National Theatre in 2010, will make you laugh and make you think.
“You don’t stop laughing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop laughing.” George Bernard Shaw
| Cathy | Alice Purcell |
| Alice | Jacqui Draycott |
| Lyn | Briony Vallis |
| Dylan | Ruben Emissah |
| Robbie | Tim Harlow |
| Monroe | Dave Britton |
| Millie | Ella James |
| Mike | Eliot Vosper |
| Amanda | Margaret Heeley |
| Mimi | Helen Evans |
