Definitely The Bahamas is now showing at London’s Orange Tree Theatre, starring KATE FAHY.
The theatre has staged this brand new revival of the 1987 play, originally written by Martin Crimp for BBC Radio 3, as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations and this production marks the first time that Crimp has directed his own work.
Husband and wife Frank and Milly (FAHY) relish the visits of Michael, their charming and incredibly successful only child. But what exactly is his relationship to the young student living in their house?
The play is an unsettling mix of comedy and unbearable truth; a riveting exploaration of the paranoia and xenophobia that lurked behind genteel, middle-class life in the late 1980s, and the way doting parents excuse – and sometimes even absorb –their offspring’s dubious values.
FAHY has been receiving some fantastic reviews for her performance in the production: The Stage refers to her as “perfect”, The Guardian as “excellent”; The Financial Times found her “wickedly funny and light of touch” and Time Out describes her performance as “thrilling”.
Definitely The Bahamas is only running until 21st April, so book your tickets now and be sure not to miss this excellent revival.
























































