Georgie Grier’s Sunsets to transfer to London after Edinburgh Fringe success

Fresh from the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe, Georgie Grier’s Sunsets transfers to London this September.

The one woman play will run 20 – 30 September, presented in association with Seven Dials Playhouse for its return to London where it has previously had a short run at Theatre503 and pre-Edinburgh previews at Omnibus Theatre.

Grier plays Denver, a podcast host and rom com enthusiast. The play follows Denver as she records the final episode of her podcast series examining if you can really live your life like a romantic comedy.

Film tropes collide in her attempt to create her own ‘Happily Ever After’ moment. But does walking off into the sunset mean anything if it’s not being recorded, and is it truly a grand gesture if it’s not in front of a live podcast audience?

Sunsets is actor and writer Georgie Grier’s debut play.

Grier said: “I’m very grateful for the support I’ve received for Sunsets so far and am excited to bring the show to Seven Dials Playhouse this September.”

Joining Grier as producer of the show is Grace O’Keefe who will also be directing this London transfer.

Amanda Davey, Chief Executive of Seven Dials Playhouse commented: “Like many in the theatre industry, we are captivated by Georgie Grier’s Fringe trajectory, which stood as a testament to both tenacity and the supportive power of the theatre community and Fringe audiences. We are delighted to bring this exciting and relevant one-woman show to our venue for a limited run, giving London audiences the chance to experience what was unquestionably one of Edinburgh Fringe’s biggest success stories.”

For more information and tickets, visit sevendialsplayhouse.co.uk