One Of Them Ones

Pentabus are delighted to present One Of Them Ones an inspiring and celebratory new play by rising star Charlie Josephine who wrote the critically acclaimed I, Joan - ***** The Times, **** The Guardian, **** Independent

An uplifting new play about two siblings living in a rural community trying to get their heads around gender identity. Frankie is desperate to be understood, accepted, loved. But LGBTQ alphabet soup has got Michael’s head spinning.  Why's it gotta be so complicated? Why can't they understand? Why can't things go back to the way they always were? Unpicking the complexities of identity and the fierce family love that hopefully holds us together.

"Frankie said we should do this, tell our story, cus yeah, it’s a mad one, and maybe someone might like it, and find it useful or whatever? So, that’s why we’re here...."

Running time: 70 minutes (approximate)

Contains Strong Language

Suitable for ages: 12+

Trigger Warnings: Transphobia, misgendering, depression, mentions of suicide, mention of fatphobia, flashing lights. 

On tour: Until 14 May 2023 - See tour details below

Access

One Of Them Ones will have audio description integrated into every performance.

Pre show navigation of the space and touch tours are available for blind, visually impaired and neurodivergent audiences.

Closed Captions will be available for some performances - captions will be offered through the Difference Engine. Captioned performances are highlighted below with (CC) next to the venue name - see tour dates below. 

In addition to the access that has been built into the show, a number of Audio Description recordings will be created during the making of the production, these will help set the scene for blind and visually impaired audiences.

1. Set Description – read by Laurie McNamara & Em Thane

2. Frankie Character Description – read by Actor, Em Thane

3. Michael Character Description – read by Actor, Laure McNamara