Directed by Ali Chapman (Festival of Fools).
What happens when a man's man, hard and fast, breaks open? More...

(90 minutes)


'I'm having this one at home, Danny, and if you want to be there, you'd better sort yourself out and see someone, cos I ain't going through all that again like we did with Wilamena.'

I says, 'See someone? See who?'
She says, 'Well, I don't mean a bleedin' turf accountant, do I?'
I says, 'Yeah well Fanny, maybe I don't want to be there. Maybe I don't want to be standing there knee deep in all that muck and filth, listening to you screaming the bleedin' house down, wondering what nosey Nora next door is thinking. I mean it's not as if we're detached, is it?'
She didn't have an answer for that one.

She watches one "Richard and Judy", right, and suddenly it's all "home-births" this, "yoga" that.
I says, 'Oh yeah, Fanny, and if you're still on about "natural active childbirth" in a month's time, I'll buy me own bleedin' yoga mat. Alright!?'

"Very, very skilled portrayal of the characters and extraordinary experiences of someone being woken up to their potential. Very moving, very funny." Anthea. 

"Danny" is dedicated to Ali Chapman, it's director,

who died in 2006

                                              

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