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ED2018 4/5 Reviews ED2018 Theatre Reviews
When The Friendship Has Sailed (Weird Sisters Theatre)
By Lucy Caradog | Published on Tuesday 21 August 2018
A show that explores the impenetrable task of making friends as an adult, as we follow Carrie in her potentially lifesaving quest to make even a single friend in her new life in London. The show tackles what it is to feel lonely in a big city with your family far away, at times as an upbeat comedy featuring a singing goldfish and the antics of an awkward millennial, and at others a touching piece on alienation in the age of social media, ‘When The Friendship Has Sailed’ manages to touch the audience’s hearts with an important message: loneliness kills, and friends save lives.
C Aquila, until 27 Aug.
tw rating 4/5 | [Lucy Caradog]
