Play Review
THE FULL MONTY
The Full Monty is a play based on Simon Beaufoy’s 1997 BAFTA winning screenplay of the film. It tells the story of a group of steelworkers from Sheffield who find themselves on the scrapheap when their local steelwork closes down. Produced by Donnamarie Stamp, we are taken on a journey where the men central to the story bare their souls and eventually a whole lot more! The storyline examines the sensitive subjects of men’s metal health, sexuality and suicide as the main protagonists deal with the shame of no longer being the family breadwinner and perceived emasculation by their female partners…..
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