M. Green Productions, in association with Seven Dials Playhouse, presents the world premiere of Remembrance Monday. Written by Michael Batten and directed by Alan Souza, Remembrance Monday will play at Seven Dials Playhouse from 23 April until 1 June.
The plot runs like this. Julius and Connor are husbands who have everything – the apartment, the careers, and the bodies. All that’s missing is a dog! But when flickering moments and distorted memories trap Julius in the replay of a singular Monday night, reality bends, leading them into the haunting grip of some terrifying truths.
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Michael Batten’s self-penned solo show Self Tape, in which he also starred, sold out its run at the King’s Head Theatre and earned an OFFIE nomination.
Remembrance Monday stars Nick Hayes as Julius and Matthew Stathers as Connor.
Nick Hayes was most recently Ralph in Groundhog Day at The Old Vic. He played Adam/Felicia in Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (on its UK Tour). His West End credits include Ren in Footloose, Tony Manero in Saturday Night Fever, and Legally Blonde. He has numerous TV and film credits, with a Best Actor award for the multi-award-winning short film The Definition of Lonely.
Matthew Stathers recently played The Stalker in The Bodyguard in the West End and on tour. He has numerous TV credits, including Hullraisers (C4), Meet The Richardsons (UKTV), Harlots 3 (Hulu), Doctors and Holby City (BBC), Nigel Steadman in Coronation Street (ITV), Rhinestone Cowboys, Sink or Swim-Coming Up (C4), and Threesome (Big Talk). Films include the lead role of Joe Ridley in Hi-Lo Joe, Dan in Young, High & Dead, and Hot Lips in Knuckledust.
Tickets for Remembrance Monday from £15 at https://www.sevendialsplayhouse.co.uk/shows/remembrance-monday
Remembrance Monday plays from 23 April to 1 June at Seven Dials Playhouse 1A Tower Street, London WC2H 9NP, United Kingdom.
Running time: 80 mins (no interval)
Box office: 020 3841 6600
Social Media: Twitter, IG and FB @RemembrancePlay
Seven Dials Playhouse
Seven Dials Playhouse is the West End’s home for developing professional theatre and artists, presenting a year-round programme of world-class theatre. The organisation is a home for bold, creative, high-quality work by artists and creatives who offer fresh perspectives and new ways of thinking.
