WRITTEN BY RALPH REMERS
“I simply needed to hear your voice again. Being deprived of such comfort made me feel dreary. Dreariness makes me crave for peanut pie. I ate a lot of peanut pie…”
Stephen Thomas seems to have it all; he married his college sweetheart, has a well-paying job, and has a lovely house in suburban London. There's just one thing... Stephen is in love with a man. Trying to sustain his affair, he finds himself forced to choose between a secure, socially acceptable life or live a free-spirited one down in Paris. When he's just about to make this big life decision, fate decides otherwise.
'Peanut Pie - A Queer Tragicomedy' is a newly written play set in 1940's London. A time when homosexuality was perceived very differently in social, legal, and medical ways.
A story about impossible love, loss, and love for peanut pie.
Ralph Remers
(Stephen Thomas)
Lara Coret
(Ruth Evans)
Tamara Richards
(Nurse Wingfield)
Emilia Moscovich
(Anna Thomas)
Isis Caljé
(Margaret Johnson / Ms Winckelmann)
Hugh Mackay
(Dr. von Hellinger)
Ann Morgan
(Ms. Bacon)
Harun Balci
(James Williams)
Selman Aqiqi
(Ronald Johnson / Mr Stewart)
Robert Jan Peters
(Dr. Bloomsbury)
Ralph Remers
(Stephen Thomas)
Emilia Moscovich
(Anna Thomas)
Harun Balci
(James Williams)
Lara Coret
(Ruth Evans)
Isis Caljé
(Margaret Johnson / Ms. Winckelmann)
Selman Aqiqi
(Ronald Johnson / Mr Stewart)
Tamara Richards
(Nurse Wingfield)
Hugh Mackay
(Dr. von Hellinger)
Robert Jan Peters
(Dr. Bloomsbury)
Ann Morgan
(Ms. Bacon)