"Goodbye, Earl!"
Goodbye Earl is first and foremost for those have lived the female experience. It is an ode and and a tribute to those who are survivors and those who aren’t survivors of domestic abuse but they are not the sole target audience as this play does not want to commodify and subjugate them. It is for those that enjoy seeing justice be served in a twisted but desirable way. It is for everyone who would like to educate themselves on the reality of an abusive relationship while also attempting to offer solace for those who have. Goodbye Earl is a story for those who have or have lost a Teflon friendship, it is a piece that pays references to the first ladies of comedy and for anyone who enjoys a little good old female revenge.
Cast & Creatives
Writer: Bronwyn Davies
Director: Gracie Bradley
Date & Time: Friday 26th September @6:30pm
Running Time: 55mins
Content warnings: Age 14+ Domestic Abuse, Murder, Guns, Course language.
Latecomers may not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
Venue: Morley College Drama Studio
Located in the heart of Lambeth, the Drama Studio is an intimate 50-seat space ideal for bold, immediate theatre. Housed within Morley College’s newly refurbished Waterloo Centre for Adult Education, the venue combines professional-standard facilities with a strong community ethos.
All ticket proceeds from performances at this venue go directly to the Lambeth Fringe Bursary, helping fund access to higher education at Morley College for students who might otherwise be excluded. By attending a show here, audiences are not only supporting emerging artists but actively investing in the next generation of creative talent.
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