- Dates Thu 12 May 2022 - Sat 14 May 2022
- Location The Wardrobe Theatre
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Ticket Price
Tickets £10 per double bill
£35 for a festival ticket -
Times
7.30pm
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Written by Alan Harris
Directed by Tobias Millard
Designed by Olivia Jamieson
A playful tale of doughnuts, phone-sex, and becoming invisible
“Kitty, my hands have disappeared.”
“Pardon?”
Jimmy is 34. He recently lost his job, and he is rapidly falling in love with Kitty, the phone-sex worker he calls every week. Kitty plans to retrain as a psychologist. She’s so determined to start a new life, she might just do anything to make her dreams into reality.
Both Jimmy and Kitty are struggling to find their place in the world; neither of them knows quite where they belong anymore. In the midst of everything, beginning with his hands, Jimmy starts to disappear.
Fast-paced, entertaining, and underscored with hope, this dynamic two-hander is a conversation about loneliness, becoming invisible, and being surprised by love
This amateur production of How My Light is Spent is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.
This play is part of a double bill with Bull as part of Directors’ Festival 2022.
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Content Warning
Recommended for age 14+
Strong language; scenes and language of a sexual nature
Cast
Kitty Anna-Sophia Tutton
Jimmy Bill Caple
Understudy Petra-Joan Athene
Creative and Technical Team
Director Tobias Millard
Designer Olivia Jamieson
Voice Coach Cameron Scriven
Lighting Designer and Operative Nancy Strahan
Sound Designer and Operator Caitlyn Balderstone
Assistant Production Manager Joe Culpin
Costume Supervisor Eleanor Duncan
Stage Manager Hannah Lipton
Deputy Stage Manager Jacob Clear
Graduating Creatives
