WEDNESDAY 16 TO SATURDAY 19 JULY 2014 (EDINBURGH PREVIEWS) WEDNESDAY 15 TO SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER 2014
Written & performed by Ian Mclaughlin Directed by Max Roberts Designed by Amy Watts
A funny, inventive and life affirming one man show about one man’s journey to find another man. Actually, it’s a two man show with one man missing and two different endings. Tickets: £14 to £10, over 60s £12 to £10, other concs £5 Box office: (0191) 232 1232 Book online: www.live.org.uk
WEDNESDAY 16 TO SATURDAY 19 JULY 2014 [EDINBURGH PREVIEWS] WEDNESDAY 15 TO SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER 2014
DATES: Wed 16 to Sat 19 Jul, 7.30pm [Previews]. Wed 15 to Sat 25 Oct LOCATION: Main Theatre
Written & performed by Ian Mclaughlin Directed by Max Roberts Designed by Amy Watts
Good Timin’ is a one-man show about one man’s journey to find another man. Actually, it’s a two-man show with one man missing and two different endings. Join writer and performer Ian Mclaughlin (The Suggestibles) as he asks if there’s more than DNA linking him to his missing father? He discovers amazing parallels between their lives and personalities that make him question the very nature of nurture itself. Part personal testimony, part stand-up and part science, Good Timin’ questions how much we really pass on to our children and how the things we keep from them can have a profound effect on their lives. THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER, 8.45PM Meet the Team Join writer and performer Ian Mclaughlin and director Max Roberts as they discuss the process of taking Good Timin’ from page to stage. FREE, booking essential
DURATION: Approx. 1hr SUITABILITY: 14+, contains strong language PERFORMANCES: Tues to Sat, 7.30pm MATINEES: Sat 19 Jul, 2pm, Sun 19 Oct, 4pm & Sat 25 Oct, 2pm PREVIEWS: Wed 16 to Sat 19 Jul OPENING NIGHT: Thurs 16 Oct, 7.30pm FRIENDS 241: Wed 16 Jul, 7.30pm & Sat 19 Jul, 2pm TICKETS: £14-£10, over 60s concs £12-£10, other concs £5 Good Timin’ will be heading to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe from Thurs 14 to Sat 23 Aug at Northern Stage’s venue, King’s Hall. For more information and to buy tickets visit www.northernstage.co.uk
Director, Max Roberts said: “I’ve been an admirer of Ian Mclaughlin’s amazing talent as a performer in The Suggestibles for some time. One night he told me the amazing story of his search for his lost Dad. It struck me immediately that it would make a fantastic one man show which he should write and perform. A departure for a performer more well known for improvisation, comedy and crazy films. But the result is a beautifully written, witty and at times a heart-breaking piece of theatre. Come and enjoy it but maybe bring a hanky.”
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