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Dear Annie, I Hate You
What if you were given a lifelong companion who wasn’t your friend?
Wild Geese Productions in association with HFH Productions presents...
Dear Annie, I Hate You, the wickedly funny, multimedia exploration of what happens when life takes an unexpected turn, and all you can do is laugh. Hailed as “Masterly” by The Stage, this award-winning show arrives in London this May after a critically acclaimed, packed-out run at the Fringe. Sharp, unpredictable, and unexpectedly uplifting, it dares you to find comedy in the chaos of the unknown.
Created by Sam Ipema, this bold run at Riverside Studios pushes the story even further. With Director and Dramaturg, James Meteyard (WILDCARD) and Olivier-nominated Sound Designer, Dan Balfour, catch this strictly limited season while you can.
Dear Annie, I Hate You is partnering with Headway East London and Headway West London, two fantastic charities that support individuals affected by, and living with, brain injuries. For more information visit their websites: Headway East here, Headway West here and the Headway UK here.
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Wild Geese Productions in association with HFH Productions presents...
Dear Annie, I Hate You, the wickedly funny, multimedia exploration of what happens when life takes an unexpected turn, and all you can do is laugh. Hailed as “Masterly” by The Stage, this award-winning show arrives in London this May after a critically acclaimed, packed-out run at the Fringe. Sharp, unpredictable, and unexpectedly uplifting, it dares you to find comedy in the chaos of the unknown.
Created by Sam Ipema, this bold run at Riverside Studios pushes the story even further. With Director and Dramaturg, James Meteyard (WILDCARD) and Olivier-nominated Sound Designer, Dan Balfour, catch this strictly limited season while you can.
Dear Annie, I Hate You is partnering with Headway East London and Headway West London, two fantastic charities that support individuals affected by, and living with, brain injuries. For more information visit their websites: Headway East here, Headway West here and the Headway UK here.
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Wed 7 May to Sunday 1 June
Riverside Studios, 101 Queen Caroline Street, London W6 9BN
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