25 Oct – 03 Nov
2024
Two Come Home
Quietland
Colchester, UNITED KINGDOM - ENGLAND
A decade after a dramatic split, star-crossed lovers reunite at the worst time. Guilt, rage, and love collide in this new play with music.
It’s winter in rural Kentucky where ex-prisoner and recovered addict Evan Nicolson leads a solemn and solitary existence, until some old ghosts return to unbury a decade’s worth of pain. Two Come Home is a new play with music that sets an unflinching gaze on cycles of poverty, addiction, and domestic violence in America’s rural southern communities.
★★★★★ - "This wonderfully written character-centric drama is.. absolutely outstanding." - Rated Reviewed
★★★★★ - "A gut-wrenching drama that is a huge credit to its highly talented queer cast & crew." - The Spy In The Stalls
★★★★ - "A stirring portrait of queer masculinity against a refreshingly authentic & compassionately constructed backdrop." - Theatre & Tonic
★★★★ - "Cultivates an exquisitely painful narrative that, despite the terror it depicts, is hopeful in its messaging." - A Young(ish) Perspective
★★★★ - "An intense & gripping new piece of theatre." - Adventures In Theatreland
★★★★ - "Don't miss out on this angsty, heartfelt, & captivating theatrical gem." - The Reviews Hub
It’s winter in rural Kentucky where ex-prisoner and recovered addict Evan Nicolson leads a solemn and solitary existence, until some old ghosts return to unbury a decade’s worth of pain. Two Come Home is a new play with music that sets an unflinching gaze on cycles of poverty, addiction, and domestic violence in America’s rural southern communities.
★★★★★ - "This wonderfully written character-centric drama is.. absolutely outstanding." - Rated Reviewed
★★★★★ - "A gut-wrenching drama that is a huge credit to its highly talented queer cast & crew." - The Spy In The Stalls
★★★★ - "A stirring portrait of queer masculinity against a refreshingly authentic & compassionately constructed backdrop." - Theatre & Tonic
★★★★ - "Cultivates an exquisitely painful narrative that, despite the terror it depicts, is hopeful in its messaging." - A Young(ish) Perspective
★★★★ - "An intense & gripping new piece of theatre." - Adventures In Theatreland
★★★★ - "Don't miss out on this angsty, heartfelt, & captivating theatrical gem." - The Reviews Hub
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