Homophobia on the Orient Express
Traditional Caroline and frustrated Edward are both headed to Istanbul but for different reasons. After they initially bond over their love of Dame Agatha Christie, they continue to find out more about each other. They discuss Hercule Poirot’s fabulous moustache, debate pronoun etiquette, and consider situations that force LGBTQ+ people back into 'the closet.' Eventually, their inhibitions are challenged and the play climaxes in the disclosure of secrets and a heart-breaking confession.

Homophobia on the Orient Express is the first play written and produced by Alex Scarrott which debuted at The Actors Theatre on the 11 & 12 May as part of Brighton Fringe Festival 2023. The play features Alex Scarrott as Edward and Tiffany Louise Clark as Caroline. Tickets are available through the Brighton Fringe website.
This event is the winner of Rhiannon's low-income bursary 2024 rollover.

Reviews


Dares to speak out against the world's default heterosexuality.

- Broadway Baby, ★★★

Brave enough to walk away from gimmicks and lean into the power of a single persuasive conversation

- Broadway Baby, ★★★

Company: Oily Olly

Genre: Theatre

Duration: 70 mins


Venues: Rotunda Theatre Brighton: Squeak


Venue Accessibility:

Assistance Dogs Welcome Assistance Dogs Welcome

Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible

This is combined information – if this event is happening across multiple venues, please be aware this may not be applicable across all performances.

For any queries about venue accessibility, including step free access, please contact box office.

Age suitability: 18+ (Restriction)

Babes in Arms policy: Under 2's are not allowed at this event.

Content Warnings:

 Strong Language Strong Language

 References to Mental Illness References to Mental Illness

 References to Suicide/Self Harm References to Suicide/Self Harm


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