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TIGER: WATCH ONLINE

PRESENTED BY JESSIE ANAND PRODUCTIONS
DIRECTED BY MYLES O’GORMAN
WRITTEN BY JOE EYRE
Tiger is back! But this time, you can access the performance from the comfort of your own home. Purchase a ticket and you will receive a link on 20 March available to watch at any point within a month.

Alice is grieving and she’s lost her way. Oli is a doctor but he can’t make her better.

Struggling to make rent, they advertise for a flatmate and a mysterious stranger called Tiger arrives: they’re the strangest person you could meet, but to Alice, Tiger makes perfect sense.

Blurring the lines between comedy and tragedy, the real and the imaginary, this moving new play explores the mysteries of grief: how we befriend it, get lost in it, and find a way to live with it.

BEST NEW PLAY FINALIST – Off West End Awards 2024

BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMER NOMINATION – Meg Lewis – Off West End Awards 2024

20MAR-2APR, LINK TO WATCH
£8 LIVESTREAM

TIGER: WATCH ONLINE

PRESENTED BY JESSIE ANAND PRODUCTIONS
DIRECTED BY MYLES O’GORMAN
WRITTEN BY JOE EYRE
Tiger is back! But this time, you can access the performance from the comfort of your own home. Purchase a ticket and you will receive a link on 20 March available to watch at any point within a month.

Alice is grieving and she’s lost her way. Oli is a doctor but he can’t make her better.

Struggling to make rent, they advertise for a flatmate and a mysterious stranger called Tiger arrives: they’re the strangest person you could meet, but to Alice, Tiger makes perfect sense.

Blurring the lines between comedy and tragedy, the real and the imaginary, this moving new play explores the mysteries of grief: how we befriend it, get lost in it, and find a way to live with it.

BEST NEW PLAY FINALIST – Off West End Awards 2024

BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMER NOMINATION – Meg Lewis – Off West End Awards 2024

20MAR-2APR, LINK TO WATCH
£8 LIVESTREAM

“Writer Joe Eyre has created something clever and extraordinary: everything – dialogue, plot developments, staging – has been carefully crafted to reflect the cacophony of overwhelming and competing emotions that swing from one extreme to another, just as when you are grieving.”

Everything Theatre

“Tiger is a bittersweet story about grief and feeling utterly lost and heart-broken, told in a beautifully unique way.

The Artiscape

“Myles O’Gorman’s production handles the magical realism of the story impressively … this is a touching portrayal of the long road to recovery from grief”

The Stage

“Ultimately, it touches each person in the audience in a unique way. It’s pretty amazing how a play about such a sad topic can have such a universal impact.”

West End Evenings

Tiger | Rehearsal Gallery

  • Actor Meg Lewis, wears a brown blazer and jeans. They have a dark buzzcut. They are holding onto their blazer and smirking away from the camera.
  • Poppy is a caucasian woman with short brown hair with a fringe. She hides behind two wooden boxes stacked to the side of her.
  • Actor Luke Nunn wears a white striped top with glasses. He is caucasian with brown curly hair. He sits with one hand raised to his chin, behind him a stream of sunshine comes through the window.
  • Actor Meg Lewis wears a turquoise shirt and a tiger tail between their legs, they are crouching down talking to another actor with their back towards the camera.
  • Meg Lewis and Poppy Allen Quarmby hold their hand up to their chin leaning into it and talking to the other actor. Meg looks surprised and Poppy looks on neutrally.
  • Meg smiles up at another actor presenting a cake from a silver platter and holds the cloche close to their chest.
  • Actor Luke Nunn wears a white striped top with glasses. He is caucasian with brown curly hair. He holds a script in one hand and is talking to the other actor.
  • Poppy is a caucasian woman with short brown hair with a fringe. She is sat smiling up at another actor.
  • Poppy is a caucasian woman with short brown hair with a fringe. She wears a white top with black long sleeves and is holding a script smiling.
  • Meg pulls a face mid scene whilst Poppy is smiling at them holding a silver cloche.
  • Actor Luke Nunn wears a white striped top with glasses. He is caucasian with brown curly hair. He holds his hand away from him gesturing to something behind him.

Photo credit: Harry Elletson

Tiger | Production Shots

Photo credit: Harry Elletson

Tiger | Behind the Scenes

Tiger | Trailer

Cast

Headshot of Poppy Allen-Quarmby. She wears a white sheer shirt and holds her chin in one hand placed against her cheek.

Poppy Allen-Quarmby

Alice

Poppy Allen-Quarmby has recently been seen in the feature film Rye Lane for Searchlight/Disney+. Prior to this, she starred in Rebecca for Netflix/Working Title. In TV, Poppy starred in Gentleman Jack for BBC/HBO and in theatre, Poppy recently performed in Makeshifts & Realities, directed by Melissa Dunne at the Finborough Theatre. Poppy is a Guildhall graduate and is based in London.

Headshot of Luke Nunn. He is a caucasian man with dark brown hair and brown eyes. He wears a grey t-shirt and is gazing into the camera.

Luke Nunn

Oli

Television credits include: Father Brown and Casualty for the BBC, Disney+ series Pilgrim (working title) and The Last Kingdom for Carnival/Netflix. Film credits include: The Road Dance opposite Hermione Corfield, directed by Richie Adam. Luke graduated from the Royal Welsh College and was a Spotlight Prize Screen Awards finalist and Carleton Hobbs Bursary Award winner.

Headshot of Meg Lewis. They are caucasian and have a dark buzzcut. She wears a plaid grey shirt over a white shirt and is basing into the camera.

Meg Lewis

Tiger

Meg Lewis (they/she) is an OFFIE nominated actor. They recently graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where they were awarded the Raymond Edwards Prize for their contribution to the arts in Wales. Their short play A Disappointing Birthday Party won Theatr Clwyd‘s Daniel Owens Writing Competition. Meg is currently working towards their Level 2 Qualification in British Sign Language and is an associate artist of Helikon Theatre Company.

Theatre includes: PITCH (Pleasance/November Theatre), String (Omnibus Theatre), The Blue House (Helikon Theatre Company), VISITS (Clean Break/Papertrail), The Lion’s Den (Camden People’s Theatre), Moon Licks (Paines Plough), A Doll’s House (Sherman Theatre).

Film & TV includes: Achievement (Tree Tops Films), What We Doing (London Film School), GALWAD (Sky/National Theatre Wales), Grey Mare (Solent), I Do Harm (Newport Film School).

Creative Team

Writer 

Joe Eyre

Director 

Myles O’Gorman

Set and Costume Designer

Hazel Low

Lighting Designer

Cheng Keng

Sound Designer

Jamie Lu

Producer

Jessie Anand

Stage Manager

Emily Darley

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Content Warnings

Contains references to grief, suicide and self-harm

Find out more here.

Age Recommendation

12+

Duration

2h5m (inc. interval)