Book your tickets via the website of Riverside Studios: https://riversidestudios.co.uk/see-and-do/bloody-difficult-women-8212/
Tim Walker – an award-winning journalist, diarist, broadcaster, two time book author, a politician for a brief time and now a playwright – has written ‘Bloody Difficult Women’, a play that will be performed at the Riverside Studios in London next year.
‘Bloody Difficult Women’, which is being directed by Stephen Unwin and produced by Denise Silvey, will run from February 24th to March 26 in Hammersmith, London.
The piece, which has been described as a ‘Brexit play‘ by The Observer, has already gained a lot of press coverage given that its focus is on Mrs Gina Miller, former Prime Minister Theresa May and Paul Dacre, the ex-editor of the Daily Mail and unsuccessful applicant for the Ofcom job.
While the performance dates for the play may – at first glance – seem far away, the reality nonetheless is that there is an incredibly high demand to see Mr Tim Walker’s play.
Therefore, you, the reader, should go into panic buying mode before it’s too late, well before the below countdown reaches the final 100 days because once the tickets are gone, THEY ARE GONE!
While booking your ticket via the website of Riverside Studios (https://riversidestudios.co.uk/see-and-do/bloody-difficult-women-8212/), you should – as I did – book tickets for a couple of days because if you see it once, you will most probably want to see it a second time but that, of course, depends on whether that many tickets are still available.
The following countdown is counting down the days, hours, minutes and (yes!) seconds to the first ever performance of ‘Bloody Difficult Women’, so don’t delay and book your ticket today.
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Raza Hussain is an award-winning writer: the Extra-Mile winner of Newsquest’s Young Reporter Scheme and Young Writers certified his ‘Talent for Writing’. Twitter: @raza_hussain01 Instagram: raza.hussain01
