A
event
on Tuesday 1st February. The event starts at 20:00.
Three vulnerable people, sharing an attic divided into ‘hutches’, eke out a meek existence, but their landlord’s plans force them to choose between surrender or resistance.
Back in its home town for the first time in three years, Hutch has been reimagined by director, Sarah Curwen, and is funnier than ever.
Hutch is a comedy examining the injustices and absurdities of the current housing crisis and, in particular, ‘sex for rent’. The play’s serious spine conveys the everyday struggles of those living in the realm of the rogue landlord.
There are three main characters: the mysterious new tenant, Debbie, a teenage runaway; Svenya, a sex chatline operator who is in hiding; and Bob who works in the local library and is an ex-convict.
When the landlord hatches a plan to exploit Debbie, the others have to decide whether to make a stand or look the other way.