Little Malcolm February 12, 2008

Malcolm Scrawdyke, expelled from his Huddersfield art college, persuades fellow students Ingham, Wick and Nipple to join him in forming the Party of Dynamic Erection. Confident that the youth of the nation will rush to join them, their only worry, as expressed by Ingham, is whether they will have enough chairs. Their first revolutionary act will be to humiliate the college's principal. Meanwhile, Scrawdyke agonizes over his complete failure to attract the attention of fellow student, Ann.
David Halliwell's Little Malcolm (and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs) was first performed in 1965, directed by Mike Leigh and with Halliwell in the title role. It was produced both in the West End and on Broadway and remains, arguably, the author's most successful work.
Prepare for a hugely enjoyable evening with a dark edge - exactly the combination that makes for great theater.

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