Image: Wild Fruit by Robert Farrar: strawberry tongue
“Don’t you sometimes wish all of life could be an endless night of drugs and alcohol and submissive young men in jockstraps?”
You are invited back to Cary and Ken’s state-of-the-art bohemian hovel on the Brigton/Hove border. It’s 3am and their lives are going nowhere, but some very special company is expected. Antonio has spent every hour of his leisure-time working out since the age of fourteen, and Douggie is just one of those boys who responds well to marijuana...
Robert Farrar’s first full-length play belongs to the very English tradition of divinely decadent drawing-room comedy, but also paints a vivid contemporary picture of a time and a place, and asks the question: what happens to gay slackers when the party’s over?
Phil Setren directs, following on from the sell-out success of the team’s Lovers From Hell at Oval House last year.
To find out more about Psychodrome and Wild Fruit, click here.
Plans are afoot to create a TV show based on Get The Guest, under the aegis of Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato's World of Wonder Productions, who recently made Inside Deep Throat.
There is also a film version of Donut, directed by Robert Farrar and produced by Huda Ali. This has recently been completed and will be playing at the Palm Springs International Short Film Festival in September 2005.
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(Still from "Donut", 6min, 35mm, Dir. Robert Farrar/Prod. Huda Ali. 2005)
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