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WHAT IS 46 BEACON ABOUT?
The address is 46 Beacon. The place is 1970s Boston. Alan and Robert spend a balmy July evening hoping for a connection, emotional or physical? 46 Beacon charts their quest in Bill Rosenfield’s fresh, funny and moving script.
Set within a theatrical hotel, Robert has invited Alan back to his room and although they are at different stages of their lives, they each have something the other yearns for. But are they willing to give it?
46 Beacon is the story of that night your life was forever changed.
WARNING: Contains strong sexual content, brief nudity and musical theatre references.
Cancellation policy: theatre tickets cannot be cancelled, exchanged, or refunded once purchased.
Performance schedule
Monday to Saturday at 7.45pm
Thursday and Saturday at 3pm
Cast & Creatives
46 BEACON CAST
Oliver Coopersmith (Netflix’s I-Boy and the lead in forthcoming Sky Atlantic series Tin Star opposite Tim Roth and Christina Hendricks) and Jay Taylor (Donkey Punch, Nell Gwynn and Wolf Hall/Bring up the Bodies) will star in the West End debut of 46 Beacon, playing the roles of Alan and Robert respectively in this coming-of-age and coming-out play set in 1970s America.
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Oliver Coopersmith and Jay Taylor.[/caption]
46 BEACON CREATIVE TEAM
Director - Alexander Lass
Producer - Oli Stones and Ed Sinke
Playwright - Bill Rosenfield
Set and Costume Design - Ruth Hall
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REVIEW: 46 Beacon, Trafalgar Studios 2 ✭✭✭
There is little drama, and no dramatic stakes are raised, and for that reason it may struggle to be remembered in the lexicon of gay drama. However, that is also the strength of the play, its beautiful performances and its self reflection.
Paul T Davies
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REVIEW: 46 Beacon, Hope Theatre ✭✭✭✭
It is clear from the start that this play – which runs straight through for eighty minutes – is potentially a drama about coming-out and sexual initiation, and indeed it becomes both of those things. But it is a tribute to the skill of the writing and the actors that it becomes a lot more than that too.
Tim Hochstrasser
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