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Sunday, March 23

Tag: Abby Witchalls

Spells for a Broken Heart – Hen & Chickens Theatre
London

Spells for a Broken Heart – Hen & Chickens Theatre

What is the worse way that someone can break up with you?  If you are involved in the dating scene this is a thorny issue and one that is tackled by ‘On the Common Theatre Company’.  After graduating from The BRIT School in 2019, the company have been working on writing and devising plays that feel fresh and exciting.  This play is their take on modern dating with all its joys and heartbreaks. As we walk into the theatre, we are handed a very cute little booklet that accompanies the show which includes the recipes for spells that help to mend a broken heart.  This is a lovely touch and something that is frequently overlooked, that clever marketing can help to keep the image of your play in your audience’s mind, even when they have left the theatre. The play revolv...