Shades of Mediocrity

Lily and Maeve are well on their way to becoming just like their idols, Simon & Garfunkel.

 

Admittedly, they’re not American, they’re not men and they’re not musical geniuses. But they’re not going to let a few technicalities get in the way of their dreams.

 

Shades of Mediocrity is a ‘sparkling and provocative’, ‘superbly funny’ show about friendship, artistic angst & niche musical fandom.

 

Inspired by music documentaries, Stars in Their Eyes, comic sans & polo-neck jumpers, Good Friends Lily & Maeve attempt to lip-sync, dance and juggle their way through this riotous examination of fame & failure.

 

Audience Feedback & reviews: 

‘superbly funny’ 

‘Sparkling & provocative’ 

‘Hilarious & witty’ 

‘Excellent lols’ 

‘Fantastic performances & quite soul-baring at times’ 

‘very original, witty, amusing & extremely well performed!’

‘A lot of fun’ 

‘Great, clever, intelligent & thought-provoking’ 

‘We thought it was brilliant! I laughed out loud several times & thought the whole concept was imaginative & very funny.’ 

‘a great concept with thought provoking & entertaining moments’
‘humorous and witty, & each scene was staged inventively’

London Pub Theatres 

‘a great performance from Good Friends for a Lifetime’ 

The Strand Magazine

‘Nothing, to my mind, was remotely offensive.’

London Theatre1

Previously at:

Old Red Lion Theatre, February 2020 

One World Festival, Birkbeck Centre for Contemporary Theatre, September 2019

Calm Down Dear, Camden People’s Theatre, June 2019

Big Bang, Camden People’s Theatre, March 2019

FEMFEST, Theatre Deli (The Old Red Library), March 2019

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