★★★★★ "Has a beauty that is almost unimaginable" The New Current

★★★★★ "An hour of bewitching storytelling" The Reviews Hub

★★★★★ "If you only see one thing this year, make it Radioman" West End Wilma

"Imaginative richness... everything from Enid Blyton to Daniel Kitson" The Stage

"The unsettling backyard black magic of Neil Gaiman" Exeunt

A young man takes walks along a canal and is intrigued by the music coming from one particular barge. What he discovers as he delves into the mystery of the sounds of Radio Gadfly will take him on a journey much further than the canal. Felix Trench’s Radioman is an hour of delicate theatrical imagination combined with a sonic creativity that has moments of true magic. The stage set is simple but effective – the interior of the barge – and the soundscape (performed live on stage) takes us from the familiar towpath to the cosmic. The performance by Trench of his own script is thoughftul and detailed; this is lean and direct atmospheric theatre. Combining the observant eye and poetic notes of WG Sebald and the mind-expanding scope of Olaf Stabledon, Radioman is a trip well worth taking.

Reuben Morgan - Guest Writer.

RADIOMAN 5th - 30th April 2016

THE OLD RED LION THEATRE

Old Red Lion Theatre
418 St John Street
London
EC1V 4NJ

Tuesday - Saturday at 7:30pm
Saturday & Sunday matinees 3pm

TICKETS £15.00 (£12.00 CONCESSIONS)
PREVIEWS 5th & 6th APRIL - £10.00
PAY WHAT YOU CAN - SATURDAY APRIL 16th - 3pm

http://www.oldredliontheatre.co.uk/radioman.html