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Full Disclosure Theatre Present

Body Talk ​

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Written by David Hendon

Directed by Chris Davis and Sam Luffman

Produced by Full Disclosure Theatre

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VAULT Festival 2020, Waterloo

29 January - 2 February  

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★★★★★ 'Ground-breaking riveting modern theatre' 

Boyz 

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★★★★★ Jack the Lad 

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 ★★★★ Queerguru

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“Why can’t you just be yourself: an actual person, not a look. Not an image”

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Carl is 21, skinny, afraid to come out and hates his body. 

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Cameron is 30, has the classic Instagram body but can’t connect with the real world. 

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Phil is fat and 40, which in gay years feels like life is already over.

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Toned, fat or skinny. Bodies can be a big part of a gay man’s world. But for Carl, Cameron and Phil having the ideal one matters a little too much. This touching three-hander tackles this timely issue and asks if our desire to look perfect cuts more than skin-deep.

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Sometimes to bare all, means taking off more than just your clothes. Join us for a whole new reveal on a gay’s anatomy...

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CAST

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CARL played

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DOMINIC JONES

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CAMERON played

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TAOFIQUE FOLARIN

best known for starring in TV & Web Series 'The Grass is Always Grindr'.

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PHIL played

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MARK PHILIP COMPTON

OFFIE Nominated and two time runner-up in the Kenneth Branagh new writing award, David Hendon is a British playwright whose work includes The D-List (Edinburgh Fringe), Eyes to the Wind (Arcola Theatre) Sign of the Times (Edinburgh Fringe) Home Time (The Space & Chapel Playhouse). Banana Crabtree Simon (Drayton Arms Theatre) and The Last Song of Oliver Sipple (King’s Head Theatre).

 

Praise for David Hendon's previous work

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★★★★★ 

'Incredibly funny, but familiar and accurate' 

Theatre Weekly (The D-List) 

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★★★★★ 

 'A real testament to David’s writing skill' 

LondonTheatre1 (Banana Crabtree Simon)

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A Full Disclosure Theatre production.

Supported by Switchboard LGBT+ Helpline and Dean Street Fitness,

in partnership with 56 Dean Street.

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