I was young. I was a bit stupid. We all were. London, 2017. Anything goes if you can afford it. James, a photographer, is struggling to tell Daniel, his banker boyfriend that he cant get work. Daniel is finally out of the closet, but cant talk about his feelings. Frank wants James and will pay for it, but doesnt want his wife to know. Olivia just wants to be noticed. What is the true cost of living in the 21st century? SNAPSHOT lifts the taboos on unconventional relationships, and invites you to liberate (even if for one night only) your deepest desires for sexual expression. Raw, poignant and powerful, George Johnstons debut full-length play is a triumphant exploration of sexuality, possession, and mental health Snapshot is the first full-length play by George Johnston, whose previous work includes Heart of Darkness (Arcola Theatre, 5* Edinburgh Fringe). Directed by James McAndrew whose previous work includes Wild West End (Paulden Hall, Pleasance) and The Final Act (RopeWalk, Edinburgh Fringe NSDF Award Best Direction). Snapshot is produced by Zak Khan and Zoe Weldon. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. Box Office opens at 7.00pm for cash sales and collection of pre-booked tickets. The performance lasts 75 minutes without interval and contains strong language and sexual content. No re-admittance once the performance has commenced.

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