A comedy play by David Levesley inspired by the musical Cabaret, Too Much Pills And Liquor is a look at white gay men’s relationship to the world beyond them, and what happens when self-care gets in the way of the real work. The new Divine-basement theatrical experience from Brooklyn Rep (All the Fraudulent Horse Girls, Scritches, In the Basement, Hope this Helps), starring Dan de la Motte, directed by Charles Quittner.
After years of trying to make connections in London, Sam has found a shortcut: work for a celebrity. Having landed the job as pop star Riley Sibanda’s Substack editor, his old queer life of charity work and self-loathing is having to make way for a new life of k-holes and… a little bit less self-loathing. But with the queer community under greater threat than ever and fascism on the rise, can Sam keep justifying darkrooms as a type of activism?
Featuring songs by Eden Tredwell
Produced by Yasmin Mehboob-Khan
ACCESS INFO
- There are no toilets on the ground floor.
- There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side, this is where the show will take place.
- There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs, they are are not wide enough for wheelchairs.