Riverside Studios in West London has announced their new season for March to May 2024.
Highlights include Aaron Thakar’s play Artificially Yours, starring Leslie Ash (Men Behaving Badly, Quadrophenia) as Pippa and Tyger Drew-Honey (Outnumbered, Cuckoo) as Noah. The cast also includes Aaron Thakar as Ash and Ella Jarvis as Ellie.
Directed by Hannah McLeod, the play explores the role of Artificial Intelligence in people’s personal lives, and follows three couples who allow an AI relationship therapy device into their homes and then experience the hilarious and disturbing consequences.
Artificially Yours is playing a two-week run at Riverside Studios from 9 to 25 April 2024.
Other highlights include The Good Father by Christian O’Reilly, playing from 13 to 24 March 2024.
Starring Tony Doyle and Sarah Noll, and directed by Mark Fitzgerald, The Good Father is winner of the Steward Parker Award, and transfers to London after a sell-out season in Dublin.
The show follows an unlikely relationship between two lonely strangers on a journey of love, loss, and redemption.
Other productions include the world premiere of Seal Boy by Ken Weizman, from 2 to 7 April 2024.
Directed by Sean Turner (The Play That goes Wrong), this mythic and fantastical story is about the relationship between a mother and her unconventional child.
Finally, the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh present This is Memorial Device at Riverside Studios in April, based on the book by David Keenan.
Adapted and directed by Graham Eatough, and starring Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty), the show runs at Riverside Studios from 23 April to 11 May 2024, following a sold-out, Fringe-First winning run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
With music by Stephen McRobbie (The Pastels) and Gavin Thomson, This is Memorial Device follows the fictional history of 1980s Airdrie’s mysterious, post-punk legends.
More about tickets to Artificially Yours at Riverside Studios in London
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