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Theatre show ‘Don’t Rock The Boat’ comes to Brighton Fringe Festival

by Kairen Kemp
Thursday 4 May, 2023 at 5:52PM
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Don’t Rock The Boat – Brighton Fringe – Intimate theatre experience

Louis Cavalier brings a fascinating theatre piece, Don’t Rock The Boat, to Brighton Fringe this week.

The play begins when Daniel reluctantly finds himself in a rehabilitation centre and a voice starts speaking to him through the wall. This voice turns out to be that of another patient, Alice, and the pair are understandably distrustful of one another to begin with but eventually strike up an unlikely friendship as they bond over their shared treatment.

The pair never actually see one another face to face since they’re on the border of two different wards and building below their banter is a critical difference in attitude towards their treatment. Daniel is clearly lacking faith since he feels he is being treated like a child, a stark reminder of when he was dismissed from conversations regarding his parents divorce in his early teens, which is the very reason he started drinking. Whilst on the other hand, Alice follows the 12 steps religiously and is more than happy to surrender herself to the cause since she has always struggled to function in the outside world and often felt aimless so being at the centre gives her a sense of belonging to the point where she doesn’t want to leave.

Date : 6th to 8th May 2023

Start Time: 16:45

Duration: 60 mins, 40 mins

Price: £10

Lower Age Suitability: 16

Venues:  The Rotunda Theatre – Squeak

Assistance Dogs Welcome Wheelchair Access

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