by Alexander Adams - with Sabrina Ellenberger, Christian Serritiello, and Tancredi Volpert

 

TWISTED: A man walks into a bar – stop me if you’ve heard this one before.

He’s on his way home from work and he stops for a beer. He decides to buy one for a woman there. Things develop and he realises he has got more – and less – than he expected. As the evening unfolds his (and our) assumptions are turned upside down as he is forced to confront a dark secret. A black, startling and funny insight into, deceit, self-deceit and hidden desire.

 

An original play in two acts by Alexander Adams. (Contains strong language.)

Alexander Adams is an artist and writer. He studied at Goldsmiths College, London and lived in London before moving to Newcastle then Barcelona. He writes art criticism for The Art Newspaper, The Art Book and other art journals. He has lived in Berlin since 2007.