L, O, V, E, Question Mark

About the show

A short play that attempts to define love, and how different individuals perceive it. Through each character, we explore a different way of offering and receiving love, and discover how relationships, be they familial, romantic or platonic, can shape and affect how we interact with others.

About the artist

Rhiannon Ella Tomes is an emerging director, playwright and performer originally from Oxfordshire. Having studied Theatre at the University of Chichester before going on to train at East15 Acting School, Rhiannon creates new work that is emotional, thought-provoking and draws on real life experiences that are more common than one might at first think. 

Bar info

There will be a licenced bar at this event.

Ticket info

NOTE: Combined Tickets are available for all SIX shows on the final day of Fringe for just £15. 

Standard: £8

NHS/Student/Concessions (Over 60): £6

Seats are allocated on a first come first served basis. Refunds are not available, though if you can't make the show, you can always pass your ticket on to someone else.

The venue

A purpose built conference, training and community venue, home to the Revelation Family Church. 

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Suitability

This event is suitable for 13+.