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Double Bill: Tell Me Straight & Aggy delivers two punchy, contemporary plays in one evening at Kings Head Theatre. Paul Bradshaw stars in tell me straight, a witty, semi-autobiographical exploration of sexuality and self-discovery, while aggy boldly tackles privilege, gender, and creativity in the arts. With design by Olivier nominee Damien Stanton and a creative team of award winners, this double bill has already earned critical acclaim at Park Theatre. Don’t miss this limited London run—these plays are as thought-provoking as they are entertaining, perfect for fans of new writing and bold, modern theatre.
In tell me straight, Him’s string of straight hookups leads to a 30-day detox—no booze, no fast food, and no men. But with distractions like Lee, Ryan, and old friend Matt, will Him finally see what’s right in front of him? aggy follows Lawrence and Mahlik as they navigate love, rejection, and the risks of creating an alter ego for artistic success. As their fabricated persona gains traction, the couple faces truths that could change everything. Will honesty or ambition win out?
Show timings for Double Bill: Tell Me Straight & Aggy may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
The Kings Head Theatre is one of London’s most celebrated pub theatres, renowned for championing new writing and bold productions since 1970. Housed in a historic Islington pub, it’s known for its intimate atmosphere and innovative programming, having launched the careers of numerous playwrights and performers. The venue’s cozy setting puts audiences close to the action, making every performance feel personal and immediate.
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The show is suitable for ages 16 and above due to mature themes.
The show is at Kings Head Theatre in Islington, London.
It’s a pairing of two contemporary plays: one exploring sexuality and coming-of-age, the other delving into privilege, identity, and creativity.
Each play runs for 70 minutes, with the total evening lasting around 2 hours and 20 minutes.
Paul Bradshaw leads the cast, with design by Damien Stanton and a creative team of award-winning artists.
The production features an Olivier-nominated designer, OFFIE-winning lighting, and has earned critical acclaim at Park Theatre.
The plays tackle sexuality, gender, race, privilege, and the challenges of self-discovery and artistic ambition.
Both plays run for 70 minutes each, typically presented without an interval.
Tickets are subject to availability and may sell out, so advance booking is recommended.