DOUBLE BILL: THE LAID MEN & MY FATHER'S SON

The Laid Men:
Our past informs who/what we are in the present and our present being a passing state, means that we’re constantly in the future. Sometimes one’s past is made up of things that he/she don’t want to remember and or can’t remember. However, it is fascinating how one remembers things; I mean the reason why one remembers things. I remember, now.

My Father’s son:
It is a one-man show about an 18-year-old boy who finds himself in jail after killing his father to protect his mother, his girlfriend and their unborn child. The show is set in jail, and the story is played out through narrative and physical theatre. The story questions the fundamentals of law and justice.