Big Big Sky

by Tom Wells

Kilnsea, East Yorkshire. Angie and Lauren are closing up the café for another winter; the birds have gone south and taken the tourists with them. The last visitor is Dennis, stopping by for his pasty and beans. But there's another arrival - one that's unforeseen and life-changing for them all.

Big Big Sky is a beautifully tender play which explores nature's influence on love, friendship and family - the belief that anyone who's lost can be found, even in the remotest of places.

Genres: Plays

80 pages, Paperback

First published August 12, 2021

Reviews

[Doug]

Wells has quickly established himself as one of my fave contemporary playwrights, and his latest does not disappoint. Nothing much of consequence happens in this lovely, low-key play - but the characters are so fully realized, you feel like you really know (and care about them).

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[Laura]

Absolutely loved this - wistful, warm and sometimes sad. Really looking forward to working on this play.

[Pers]

Loved this. A lovely joyful and occasionally sad, but in a good way, play.

[Victoria Claringbold]

Family, grief, love, birth and birds. This 4 hander has heart, complicated relationships and bittersweet moments. There are great monologues and duologues too for actors in their early 20s and 40s.

[Loretta]

cute - nothing major to write home about though.