Honour

by Joanna Murray-Smith

 

“When we see a gold ring on someone’s hand and we want it, we don’t take it, do we?”

 

For Honor and George, the arrival of the self-assured Claudia threatens to wreck a 32-year marriage. But as the power balance starts to shift, the husband, wife, daughter and lover together must face the fundamental question - what is love?

 

Often compared to David Hare’s  Skylight  and Harold Pinter’s  Betrayal,  Honour paints an unflinching portrait of what happens when a secure marriage suddenly stalls, and when the opportunity arises for one life to be revived at the expense of another. Don’t miss this poignant and gripping revival!

 

 

George Henry Goodman

Honor Imogen Stubbs

Claudia Katie Brayben

Sophie Natalie Simpson

 

Director Paul Robinson
Designer Liz Cooke
Lighting Designer Sally Ferguson
Composer & Sound Designer Simon Slater
Casting Director Stephen Moore CDG

 

 ★★★★ “West End-class revival” Telegraph

 

 ★★★★ “a knockout in the marital boxing ring” Evening Standard

 

 ★★★★★ “a very fine piece of writing with a stellar cast” Pocket Size Theatre

 

 ★★★★ “a devastating exposé of love, life and relationships, delivered by an exceptional cast” Theatre Weekly

 

 ★★★★ “Goodman is superb... Stubbs is magnificent” Theatre Cat

 

 ★★★★ “an accomplished foursome” London Box Office

 

 ★★★★ “Goodman delivers a real powerhouse performance” Gay Times

 

 ★★★★ “‘a quartet of exquisite performances’” Jewish Renaissance

 

 ★★★★ “Robinson’s intelligent, superbly-acted production” Reviews Hub

 

 ★★★★ “Robinson’s witty, slick production takes place on Liz Cooke’s elegantly abstract ice-blue set” The Arts Desk

 

 

Watch our CAST INTERVIEWS.

 

Check out our photos here: 

REHEARSALS | PRODUCTION | PRESS NIGHT


@tinyfiresltd #HonourPlay

Tiny Fires' production of Honour runs at Park Theatre, London from 25th October - 24th November 2018.

 

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Honour

by Joanna Murray-Smith

 

“When we see a gold ring on someone’s hand and we want it, we don’t take it, do we?”

 

For Honor and George, the arrival of the self-assured Claudia threatens to wreck a 32-year marriage. But as the power balance starts to shift, the husband, wife, daughter and lover together must face the fundamental question - what is love?

 

Often compared to David Hare’s  Skylight  and Harold Pinter’s  Betrayal,  Honour paints an unflinching portrait of what happens when a secure marriage suddenly stalls, and when the opportunity arises for one life to be revived at the expense of another. Don’t miss this poignant and gripping revival!

 

 

George Henry Goodman

Honor Imogen Stubbs

Claudia Katie Brayben

Sophie Natalie Simpson

 

Director Paul Robinson
Designer Liz Cooke
Lighting Designer Sally Ferguson
Composer & Sound Designer Simon Slater
Casting Director Stephen Moore CDG

 

 ★★★★ “West End-class revival” Telegraph

 

 ★★★★ “a knockout in the marital boxing ring” Evening Standard

 

 ★★★★★ “a very fine piece of writing with a stellar cast” Pocket Size Theatre

 

 ★★★★ “a devastating exposé of love, life and relationships, delivered by an exceptional cast” Theatre Weekly

 

 ★★★★ “Goodman is superb... Stubbs is magnificent” Theatre Cat

 

 ★★★★ “an accomplished foursome” London Box Office

 

 ★★★★ “Goodman delivers a real powerhouse performance” Gay Times

 

 ★★★★ “‘a quartet of exquisite performances’” Jewish Renaissance

 

 ★★★★ “Robinson’s intelligent, superbly-acted production” Reviews Hub

 

 ★★★★ “Robinson’s witty, slick production takes place on Liz Cooke’s elegantly abstract ice-blue set” The Arts Desk

 

 

Watch our CAST INTERVIEWS.

 

Check out our photos here: 

REHEARSALS | PRODUCTION | PRESS NIGHT


@tinyfiresltd #HonourPlay

Tiny Fires' production of Honour runs at Park Theatre, London from 25th October - 24th November 2018.

 

BOOK NOW

Tiny Fires Ltd is an independent production company set up by director Paul Robinson and producer Tara Finney to create high quality, unique and innovative theatre.

 

"From Tiny Fires comes big results" - Ought to be Clowns
(on My Mother Said, 2016)

Paul Robinson is joint director of Tiny Fires Ltd. Paul is Artistic Director of the Stephen Joseph Theatre for whom he has directed Build A Rocket, The 39 Steps, A Christmas Carol, Goth Weekend,  The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Pinocchio.

 

He trained as a director at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, then received an Arts Council Directing Bursary at The Manchester Royal Exchange. He was selected to attend the National Theatre's Advanced Directors' Course and was then Staff Director at the NT for three years.  

 

Paul was Joint Artistic Director of Theatre503 from 2007 to 2012, when the theatre was turned into a multi-award-winning new writing powerhouse. Credits for Theatre503 include: Salt Meets Wound, They Have Oak Trees in North Carolina (also Radio 4), The Lifesavers (TMA nominated), This Charming Man, Desolate Heaven and The Life of Stuff.

 

Paul took on sole leadership of Theatre503 from 2012, introducing the Trafalgar Transfer season and the Theatre503 International Playwriting Award. He has been twice nominated for Best Artistic Director at the Off West End Awards. His productions of And Then Come the Nightjars, A Handful of Stars and Land of Our Fathers all received huge critical acclaim and garnered a total of 12 Off West End Award nominations, including Best Director. The latter was recently made into a feature-length film.

 

Other credits include: My Mother Said I Never Should starring Maureen Lipman (St James’ Theatre), Breakfast with Mugabe (Bath Theatre Royal) and The Swallowing Dark (Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse – TMA Award winner).

Tara Finney is joint director of Tiny Fires Ltd. Tara qualified as a corporate solicitor before starting her theatrical career as Resident Assistant Producer at Theatre503 in 2012. She then worked as Producer for Iris Theatre and as Associate Producer at Company of Angels until 2015. Tara now runs Tara Finney Productions and Tiny Fires Ltd, and is currently Interim Producer & Programmer at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough.

 

For Tiny Fires: My Mother Said I Never Should starring Maureen Lipman and Katie Brayben (St James Theatre).

 

For Tara Finney Productions: the 20th anniversary production of Disco Pigs by Enda Walsh starring Evanna Lynch (Irish Rep Theatre, New York and Trafalgar Studios, London), The Greatest Play in the History of the World… starring Julie Hesmondhalgh (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester), Ishq (Sadler’s Wells), All Our Children by Stephen Unwin (Jermyn Street Theatre), good dog by Arinze Kene (National Tour), The Acedian Pirates (Theatre503), And Then Come the Nightjars (National Tour), WINK (Theatre503), Land of Our Fathers (BBC Arts Online, National Tour, Trafalgar Studios and Theatre503).

 

Other credits include: World Factory (Young Vic, New Wolsey Theatre), Helver’s Night (York Theatre Royal), I, Peaseblossom / I, Caliban (National Tour), Theatre Cafe York (York Theatre Royal), Alice through the Looking Glass, Richard III, Alice in Wonderland, Julius Caesar (Iris Theatre, The Actor's Church), Desolate Heaven, Where the Mangrove Grows, ELEGY, Life for Beginners (Theatre503).