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Title and Deed, The Print Room

14 Jan 15 – 07 Feb 15, 7:30 PM – 8:40 PM

After winning acclaim in New York and Edinburgh, Will Eno's masterful monologue comes to the Print Room starring Connor Lovett. 

By Lucy Brooks on 6/1/2015

Title and Deed, The Print Room
Title and Deed, The Print Room
Title and Deed, The Print Room Title and Deed, The Print Room Lucy Brooks
A playwright shortlisted for a Pulitzer and frequently compared to Samuel Becket, Will Eno is certainly one to watch. Hailed as a ‘supreme monologist’ by Guardian critic Lynn Gardner, Eno provides thought-provoking theatre experiences, refreshingly different from the mainstream. 

Edinburgh Fringe winner, 2014

Eno is flavour of the month on the fringe theatre scene after repeatedly successful offerings, of which Title and Deed is the latest. This one-man show premiered at the Edinburgh Festival last year to rave reviews, which hailed both the writing and the masterful performance by Conor Lovett, who won The Stage Award for Acting Excellence.

Connor Lovett, actor

Lovett continues in the role of ‘Man’ for The Print Room transfer, and we couldn’t be happier. It gives us a chance to witness the talents of an actor who inspired the playwright himself to begin work on Title and Deed. This kind of collaboration is very exciting, and it seems fitting that the show sees Eno’s return to The Print Room after the thoroughly brilliant Thom Pain: Based on Nothing in 2012. It will feel like home turf for Eno’s work, and we look forward to the results of these well-established creative relationships.

Title and Deed: play that the audience are part of

So what exactly is the play about? Well, that’s part of the mystery. And you may not be any the wiser at the end of this 70-minute monologue. ‘Man’, at the heart of the piece, is something of an everyman, and as Eno explains: ‘the total effect and meaning of a play probably always has to include the audience's private responses and conjurings’. Surely he’s right – and we're intrigued by the production's readiness to respond to and be aware of its audience. It might be a ‘devastating monologue’, but the poetic cadence and arresting originality of Eno's language also makes it an uplifting experience. 





What Title and Deed, The Print Room
Where The Coronet Theatre, Print Room, 103 Notting Hill Gate, London, W11 3LB | MAP
Nearest tube Notting Hill Gate (underground)
When 14 Jan 15 – 07 Feb 15, 7:30 PM – 8:40 PM
Price £17-£25
Website Click here to book via the Print Room

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    What the critics say

    THE GUARDIAN 

    "brilliantly, heartrendingly performed by the great Irish actor and Beckett interpreter Conor Lovett... Eno channels Beckett madly and reverently (but not too reverently) adds a dollop of his own out-of-kilter language, and comes up with 70 mournfully comic minutes that are also mundane and terrifying."

    Lyn Gardner

    THE NEW YORK TIMES

    "The marvel of Mr. Eno’s voice is how naturally it combines a carefully sculptured lyricism with sly, poker-faced humour... Both the humour and the rapture come from the same source: a keen, obsessive attention to language that combines fascination with frustration at words’ faltering ability to convey the wonder, strangeness and sadness of experience."

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    THE PRINT ROOM

    The Print Room opened in 2010, in an old warehouse in Bayswater. In just five seasons, they have become one of London’s very best fringe venues. Artistic director And a Winters has cultivated a winning mixture of avant-garde new performances, newly translated European masterworks and refreshing productions of classics. Last year, the Print Room moved into the Coronet Cinema on Notting Hill Gate, restoring the historic building to its original function as a theatre. 

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