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Preview by Paul Nelson
PERFECT Ambiguity is to present the award-winning new play, Random
Acts of Malice, at the Union Theatre in Southwark. The play, winner
of the Derek Lomas Best New Play Award, was written by Alan Fraser. It will
be the London premiere of the play, which is also shortlisted for the Verity
Bargate New Writing Award.
Late one evening, a stranger arrives at the remote Scottish home of The Reverend
James Petrie, and the Reverend's life and his faith, are transformed forever.
This tense, emotional, psychological thriller will have you gripping your
seat and questioning all you have taken for granted.
Directed by Steve Harper, who is also co-founder of Together Alone Theatre
Company and co-director of The Union Theatre's new writing shows Tube
and Camp, this new play continues Perfect Ambiguity's championing of
new writing and exploration of issues surrounding violence.
The cast includes Richard Owens (Rebel Heart, Batchelor's Walk, Inspector
Morse), Cara Chase, (Mountain Language, Tube) and Hazel Lucas (Camp,
Two Up), and the show is designed by Julie
Marabelle (The Life Of Galileo - BAC, The Little Black Book
- Riverside Studios).
Young company Perfect Ambiguity return to the London stage following successful
shows at The White Bear (Occam's Razor) and The Union (Breakdown).
Random Acts of Malice by Alan Fraser, Directed by Steve Harper. Presented
by Perfect Ambiguity at the Union Theatre, 204 Union Street, Southwark, London
SE1 Tuesday to Saturday from April 15 to May 3. Tickets 020 7261 9876.
