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Theatre

Do theatres actually read scripts before agreeing to stage them?

8 May 2021

9:00 AM

8 May 2021

9:00 AM

Money

southwarkplayhouse.co.uk, until 15 May

Rocky Road

Jermyn Street Theatre, via http://bit.ly/RockyRoad_Play, until 30 May

Tarantula

Southwark Playhouse

Money is a new internet play about financial corruption starring Mel Giedroyc. She appears on-screen for less time than it takes to eat a Malteser. Giedroyc plays the boss of a palm-oil firm that wipes out orangutan habitats in Asia and wants to launder its reputation by donating cash to a London charity.

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