“With Ruby and I” is a fast-paced dark comedy about the complexities of friendship, love, sex, and betrayal. Set in a tiny flat high above the city, it follows Mags and Ruby-inseparable friends whose lives revolve around partying, hustling, and each other, until the arrival of Tony threatens to unravel everything. The story asks how far someone will go to protect a friendship when everything is at stake.
Paul Levy spoke with writer Corrina O’Beirne and director Christine Kempall.
The play is written by Corrina O’Beirne and produced by WLTM Productions. It runs at the Lantern Theatre Brighton (77 St James’s Street, BN2 1PA) on Saturday 3 May at 9:00 PM, Thursday 22 May at 9:00 PM, Friday 23 May at 9:00 PM, and Saturday 24 May at 9:00 PM. Tickets are £12 (£10 concessions). The show contains strong language and references to drug/alcohol misuse, mental illness, suicide/self-harm, and violence.
For more details and to book tickets, visit the Lantern Theatre Brighton website.
