Two's Company's STAIRCASE

For goodness sake, let's get rid of that fool Johnson and his corrupt cronies. See what a real expert, @globalhlthtwit , says: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

'I think the play speaks now in a way it wouldn t have done before lockdown, before the loneliness and panic of the pandemic', #TriciaThorns on Staircase, @swkplay, @2sComp, @GrahamCowley, @guychapman2, @paulrider12 broadwayworld.com/article/Guest-…

First look rehearsal images have been released of Paul Rider and John Sackville who star in Staircase by Charles Dyer at Southwark Playhouse @2scomp bit.ly/2Sre7DN

Recommended by @DailyMirror, the incredible laugh-out-loud and powerful comedy #Staircase from @2sComp opens in less than a month! Click below to find out more 👇 mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/goin…

Interview: Tricia Thorns @2scomp For the first time in nearly 50 years, #Staircase by Charles Dyer will return to London in the @swkplay. Ahead of the show we’ve spoken with director Tricia about highlight the challenges faced by the LGBTQA+ community. cfrycentrestage.wordpress.com/2021/06/04/int…

Staircase is a clarion call for a more accepting and generous society; for a world where people can be who they are in their hearts; where love is love and that love is championed in all its forms.

- and Charlie has been arrested in a pub while sitting on a man’s knee. Simmering underneath the banter and hilarious mockery, Charlie anxiously awaits a court summons and Harry has his own troubles – his hair is rapidly falling out, a disaster for a hairdresser.

It’s the early 1960s. Charlie and Harry are hairdressers in Brixton and have been together for 20 years. Quick humour and dreams keep them afloat but same-sex relationships are illegal and - southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show-whats-on/…

Running through this laugh-out loud comedy is the sadness of those unable to live openly because the law and the public condemn them to an undercover life. Change may be in the air but, for these two, it might as well be a hundred years away.

WE'RE BACK! Laugh-out-loud comedy from 1966, STAIRCASE by Charles Dyer, Southwark Playhouse 23 June - 17 July. southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show-whats-on/… to book!

My friends! Please follow @TambourinePlay for all the news of our next play at @finborough from 6 August. A touching and funny family story, some of whom are in the Salvation Army. Guys & Dolls but with fewer songs and English. In fact not Guys & Dolls at all. But very enjoyable.

Yet another wonderful 🌟🌟🌟🌟 from @billicritic! theguardian.com/stage/2019/feb…

So glad to hear everyone is loving #BodiesThePlay !

And the glowing reviews continue to come in!

Fabulous news for @timwelton, very well deserved!

‘Emotionally thrilling & intellectually satisfying’: @AleksSierz sees a terrific revival of largely-forgotten playwright #JamesSaunders’ 1977 modern classic in an energetic production of #BodiesThePlay at @swkplay from @2scomp dlvr.it/Qz838w

★★★★★ 'Unmissable' @EveryTheatre ★★★★★ 'Witty and devastating' @ReviewsGate ★★★★ 'Arresting' @SardinesMag ★★★★ 'Riveting and reflective' @LondonTheatre1 #BodiesThePlay is in The Little until 9 March 👉 bit.ly/2T4AppY