A new play written by one of the UK's most prolific actors.
Oliver Cotton is a British stage and screen actor, well known for his work on stage, TV and film. As well as writing screenplays for film and television he has contributed to stage plays for the National Theatre, the Royal Court and the Globe Theatre. His first full-length play premiered at the Tiffany Theatre, Los Angeles, in 1999 and was subsequently presented at the King’s Head Theatre in London in 2010.
Cotton's dialogue is sharp, funny and sometimes profoundly
evocative.
*Financial Times*
This is a compelling and deeply humane production and one I warmly
recommend. It is a gripping story, powerfully told and excellently
performed.
*Telegraph*
A profoundly powerful new play, Daytona is a gift. Its exceptional
premier at the Park Theatre would be a tragedy to miss. Upcoming
Oliver Cotton's meaty plot and sharp, witty dialogue make for a
poignant drama.
*A Younger Theatre*
A gripping story, powerfully told - What begins as a play about the
killing of a Nazi winds up as a deeply moving love story in old
age, and in the final scene it transcends words.
*Four stars - Telegraph*
It's a marvellous, moving play not a whit dwarfed by its grandiose
new surroundings.
*Four stars - What's on Stage*
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