23:00, Wed 16th – Sat 19th May 2012 at ADC Theatre
Easter Week 3

Rambling to us over the finger-foods at her Father’s funeral party, Agnes inadvertently unfolds a tale of hilarity, disappointment, and a woman who can’t give anything but love. The last Cambridge run of Anything But won popular and critical acclaim and is likely to do so a second time this May.

Written by footlights alumni Mark Fiddaman (Footlights president 2011) and Lucien Young (Armageddapocalypse writer/performer), directed by Ben Ashenden (writer/performer in The Pin) and starring Abi Tedder (Footlights President 2010), this is a raucous, poignant comedy about the messiness of living.

As the Footlights’ Harry Porter prize winner last year, the production has been developed and recently sold-out some early London previews that have been held. This brand new version is coming to the ADC before heading up to the Fringe.

Praise for original script/run:

'A sparkling hour of new-writing. Sumptuously funny. Big-hearted. Ideal' Tim Key (Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2009, Bafta nominated, seen on BBC2 and Radio 4)

'An hour of total hilarity' www.localsecrets.com

'effortless perfection' ***** Varsity

Nominated for Best Comedy - Cambridge Tab Theatre Awards 2011

**** ‘A brilliant production from a lot of very funny people’ The Cambridge Tab