14 August
Stuart Shorter is a chaotic, violent, motormouth homeless man from Cambridge. Alexander Masters is a reserved, bookish member of the educated middle-classes.
Double BAFTA award-winner Jack Thorne’s new play tells the story of an unlikely friendship and of Stuart’s entire life – told backwards by Alexander.
Mark Rosenblatt directs this major new production by double Fringe First winners HighTide and Sheffield Theatres, which is at Sheffield’s Studio Theatre from 11-28 September.
eview has a pair of tickets to give away to the performance of Stuart: A Life Backwards on Friday 13 September at 7:45pm. Just answer the following question and send all your details to eview@shu.ac.uk by the closing date of Wednesday 28 August at midday. Good luck!
Q: Which award did Alexander Masters’ book Stuart: A Life Backwards win in 2005?
Please note tickets are for the stated performance only. The winner will be picked at random from all correct entries and notified on the afternoon of 28 August. The winner must be able to attend the stated performance.