Two miles north of hell, a nameless deadbeat narrator spots Satan buying soy milk at the 7-Eleven. Satan’s a washed-up-has-been who’s totally lost his edge… until he falls in love with our narrator and the two embark on a debauched misadventure: slapstick, violent, whimsical, dreamlike, tender.
This London premiere follows a sneak preview at last Edinburgh Fringe by invitation of Francesca Moody Productions (Fleabag, Baby Reindeer).
‘What a f*cking genius’
I SAW SATAN AT THE 7-ELEVEN was seed commissioned by Fremantle and English Touring Theatre for “That Podcast”. Special thanks to George Spender.
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Credits
Beckie Darlington
ProducerAlex Fernandes
Lighting DesignRens Tesink
Outside EyeFelicia Kaspar
Outside EyeMax Elton
Outside EyeChristopher Brett Bailey
Writer & Performer
Christopher Brett Bailey
Writer & PerformerDescribed by The Guardian as ‘a mesmerising, mouthy athlete’ and by To Do List as ‘the beat poet of our generation’, Bailey’s work has been widely praised for its intensity and originality. His critically acclaimed THIS IS HOW WE DIE received the Arches Brick Award and an Off West End Award. Performance credits include collaborations with Darkfield, Forest Fringe, and the late great Ken Campbell.
Bailey’s upcoming work includes a unique collaboration with legendary filmmaker Terry Gilliam on his highly anticipated fantasy movie, Carnival at the End of Days.