Snapshot

James is a photographer; he’s very good but makes zero money. His partner, Daniel, is a banker; he’s also very good and makes a lot of money. Frank is retired; he likes James’ work and wants to give him money, only it's not for his work...

What's the difference between what you're worth to someone and what you're worth? What is the true cost of living in the twenty-first century?

Snapshot is a challenging and incisive examination of sexuality, fidelity, and our screwed up relationships in this modern world.

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 the first show produced by Michelle Barnette Productions.

Latecomers may not be admitted. Please arrive in good time for the start time of 7:45pm.
Under 18s are not permitted into the theatre for this performance.