Lost

Cast: 1f 1m

Staging: Single interior set

Amateur rights performance fee: £45 per performance (plus VAT where applicable)

First Staged:
Bush Theatre, London, 1986; West End 1999

Lost

By Robert Holman

The second play in Robert Holman's acclaimed trilogy of short plays, Making Noise Quietly.

It is 1987. May Appleton, whose son is serving in the Falklands, receives the visit that every mother dreads. 

Making Noise Quietly was first performed at the Bush Theatre, London, in June 1986.

Press Quotes

'Holman's instinct for truth, and an unaffected ability to spot what's poignant in it, is what one remembers: that, and a paradoxical impression of spare richness, astringent abundance...'

The Times

Also by Robert Holman:

Today
The Natural Cause
Being Friends
Holes in the Skin
German Skerries
Jonah and Otto
The Lodger
Robert Holman Plays: One
A Breakfast of Eels
The Overgrown Path
Other Worlds
Bad Weather
Making Noise Quietly (short play)
Making Noise Quietly: three short plays
Mud

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