A event on Saturday 19th February. The event starts at 20:00.
Coming to Bristol after a successful run in London and Rome, Teatro Multilingue presents Mrs Green.
Half play half documentary, Mrs Green is a unique multilingual journey into the political, economic, social and human implications of Brexit. The show aims at exploring this crucial event in recent European history from as objective and neutral a perspective as humanly possible.
In three languages intertwined (English, Français, Italiano) but you don’t need to know or speak all of them to follow the story and understand!
The story: London. Mrs Green finds a green suitcase in the flat she used to rent to Isabella, an Italian girl at the LAMDA drama school. She gets in touch with her. But is the suitcase Isabella’s or Jacques’, the young French intern Isabella used to date?
The show premiered in the UK in October 2021 at Clapham Fringe and Watford Fringe. It played in Rome, Italy, in December 2021 and it’s now back in the UK.
★★★★ - “Three strangers meet in London during Brexit. This play makes us wonder if the joke was on us." - LONDON PUB THEATRES MAGAZINE
Entry requirements:
Half play half documentary, Mrs Green is a unique multilingual journey into the political, economic, social and human implications of Brexit. The show aims at exploring this crucial event in recent European history from as objective and neutral a perspective as humanly possible.
In three languages intertwined (English, Français, Italiano) but you don’t need to know or speak all of them to follow the story and understand!
The story: London. Mrs Green finds a green suitcase in the flat she used to rent to Isabella, an Italian girl at the LAMDA drama school. She gets in touch with her. But is the suitcase Isabella’s or Jacques’, the young French intern Isabella used to date?
The show premiered in the UK in October 2021 at Clapham Fringe and Watford Fringe. It played in Rome, Italy, in December 2021 and it’s now back in the UK.
★★★★ - “Three strangers meet in London during Brexit. This play makes us wonder if the joke was on us." - LONDON PUB THEATRES MAGAZINE
Entry requirements: