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Three strangers in a Lowestoft grief cafe, in a comedy about bereavement that does not flinch from either half of that.
Fringe
James McDermott wrote it after losing his father during the pandemic, and set it in a seaside town losing its high street to a crumbling coastline. Crystal has lost her husband and intends to live, laugh and love; teenage Jordan wants grief over with; Howard, who runs the group, is helping everyone but himself. The London premiere, from Eastern Angles, directed by Jake Smith. Seventy-five minutes, no interval; £20, £18 with concessions.
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