January 24, 2009
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| JERWOOD THEATRE UPSTAIRS |
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| Tusk Tusk |
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| Written by Polly Stenham |
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| 28 March – 2 May |
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“Come on troops. Let’s take check: Finnbar, slightly ruffled but still in fighting form. Maggie, could do with a full night’s sleep but otherwise all in order… Stay here. Don’t answer the door.”
Once upon a time in what feels like another country, three children play hide and seek. Fifteen year old Elliott wears a crown, thirteen year old Maggie wraps herself in silk and little Finn draws on the walls. Together they watch a mobile phone intensely, willing it to come to life. Whose call are they waiting for and why are they home alone?
As hilarious as it is heartbreaking, Tusk Tusk, Polly Stenham’s second play, is a tale of family ties as an uncertain future circles.
Director Jeremy Herrin Designer Robert Innes Hopkins Lighting Neil Austin Sound Emma Laxton
Cast includes Bel Powley, Toby Regbo
Tusk Tusk is supported by
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2 responses to "The Royal Court Theatre presents Bel Powley in Tusk Tusk"
bel you are agreat I wish you happiness
Are yu playing a stick of celery in this play? Cuz I heard dat but it seems like some proper fooling round. Was dey messin wit me, babez?
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