The Summer House

The Summer House tells the story of how Neil, an awkward thirty-something male, drags two other thirty-something males, Will and Matthew, on a stag weekend to his summer house in the remote Icelandic countryside.

As they settle in to their surroundings, they realise that everything isn't quite as it seems.  The freezing white expanse is having a strange effect on them, and it could be the drink but is that a Norse God that they see in the distance?  A Viking?  A raven?  Or simply a ghost?

A hilarious three-hander, that brings together award-winning comedians and performers Will Adamsdale, Matthew Steer and Neil Haigh for the first time, this is a play about men and all their crap, about myths and what they're for and about the weather and how it blows all the other stuff away anyway. 

If you like...

Four Lions, The Inbetweeners, Men Behaving Badly, Flight of the Conchords, The Boat That Rocked or Skeletons

... we think you'll enjoy The Summer House

'A wonderful homage to male bonding'  Exeunt Magazine

'It's likely to be an offbeat evening, and totally disrespectful of the boundaries between comedy and theatre, high and low art.' The Guardian (preview)

'reminiscent of the gentle horseplay of Noel Fielding and Julien Barrett in full flow'  Made Up

'Director John Wright has a wonderfully unashamed sense of theatre' The Independent

'Great stuff...a pleasure to watch and share a room with them' Audience member

'Enormously enjoyable. Go.' Audience member           

Running time 90 mins (approx)