Kiwi playwright Sarah Robertson shows new work Ordinary Darkness at Hen and Chickens, London

Kiwi playwright Sarah Robertson’s latest offering for the Shaky Isles company at theatre bar Hen and Chickens is about a dreamer, a schemer, a player and a banker, for whom meeting at a London party proves a pivotal moment in all of their lives.

A zeitgeistyproduction about greed, manipulation and rebellion.

Nov 14-Dec 1. 7pm
Hen and Chickens, N1 2NA
Tube | Highbury & Islington
shakyislestheatre.com

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