This Will End Badly
Rob Hayes
This Will End Badly
Rob Hayes
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Rob Hayes masterfully dissects the world of relationships, defecating and surviving in this testosterone-triggered tragi-comedy.
“This was perhaps the best show I’ve seen this year… I urge you to see it.”
“Ben Whybrow is heartrending, callous and funny by turns. It’s as unsettling and brilliant a performance as you’re likely to see this year.”
“An intense, exhausting performance complements this diagnosis of emotional obsession in the modern male”
'Male mental health is high on the theatrical agenda at the moment and This Will End Badly is a strong addition to the field. The writing is often impressive... when it’s good, it’s very good. Very nasty, too, and quite exhausting to watch.'
Rob Hayes's plays include Step 9 (Of 12), which ran at the Trafalgar Studios in 2012, starring Blake Harrison and directed by Tom Attenborough. It had previously been produced at the New Britannia Theatre. Rob is currently adapting it for the screen on behalf of John Stanley Films. In 2011, A Butcher Of Distinction received its premiere at The Cock Tavern before transferring to The King’s Head, directed by Ned Bennett. The play was revived at The Old 505 Theatre in Sydney, and The Cockpit Theatre in 2013. His latest play, Awkward Conversations with Animals I've Fucked, ran at the Underbelly throughout the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. A separate production premiered in Sydney, before transferring to the Melbourne Theatre Festival.
“This was perhaps the best show I’ve seen this year… I urge you to see it.”
“Ben Whybrow is heartrending, callous and funny by turns. It’s as unsettling and brilliant a performance as you’re likely to see this year.”
“An intense, exhausting performance complements this diagnosis of emotional obsession in the modern male”
'Male mental health is high on the theatrical agenda at the moment and This Will End Badly is a strong addition to the field. The writing is often impressive... when it’s good, it’s very good. Very nasty, too, and quite exhausting to watch.'
Rob Hayes's plays include Step 9 (Of 12), which ran at the Trafalgar Studios in 2012, starring Blake Harrison and directed by Tom Attenborough. It had previously been produced at the New Britannia Theatre. Rob is currently adapting it for the screen on behalf of John Stanley Films. In 2011, A Butcher Of Distinction received its premiere at The Cock Tavern before transferring to The King’s Head, directed by Ned Bennett. The play was revived at The Old 505 Theatre in Sydney, and The Cockpit Theatre in 2013. His latest play, Awkward Conversations with Animals I've Fucked, ran at the Underbelly throughout the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. A separate production premiered in Sydney, before transferring to the Melbourne Theatre Festival.