
Sarah Tickets
5 (1) · Contemporary Drama, New Writing
A window into modern middle-America and an intimate, raw and surprisingly funny story of the end of a marriage.
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Overview
Adapted from the novel The Sarah Book by American Appalachian Scott McClanahan, Sarah is directed by Berliner Ensemble Artistic Director Oliver Reese.
Scott is an average American guy. He teaches literature at a trade school, is married with two children and always tries to do the right thing. But what is the ‘right’ thing in the context of the American Dream? In this powerful one-man semi-autobiographical show McClanahan takes us on the journey of a man witnessing his world crumbling whilst living it – and of perhaps coming out the other side.
Age Recommendation: 16+
Critic reviews
Jonathan Slinger commands the stage in this dark, funny monologue
Jonathan Slinger excels in this vision of an American nightmare
The production lives in a grey area, and perhaps that's the beauty of it
A dynamic performance from Jonathan Slinger
Pungent story of self-destruction
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