The Firm
The Firm by Roy Williams, published by Bloomsbury Academic on November 17, 2017, is a play that explores the complexities of friendship and loyalty among a group of former criminals. Set in a pub in South London, the narrative follows the reunion of a notorious gang after twelve years apart. As they confront their past and the changes in their lives, an unexpected guest arrives with a tempting proposition that could lead them back into a life they thought they had left behind.
In this 96-page edition, readers will find a poignant exploration of themes such as growing up and the bonds that define family. The characters grapple with their histories and the choices that have shaped their lives, revealing the tension between nostalgia and the desire for redemption. Williams’ work delves into the dynamics of lifelong relationships and the possibility of second chances, making it a significant addition to contemporary drama.
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I can’t get out of bed without groaning or feel summin inside of me is creaking… We’re too old for this shit.
In a pub in South London ‘The Firm’ reunite for the first time in twelve years. Back in their misspent youth they were a notorious criminal gang; these days they’re older, wiser, and their lives have changed beyond recognition. But when an uninvited guest turns up to the party with an intriguing proposition and an explosive secret it’s clear they might be tempted to try their hands at one last job. Will they escape their past unscathed?
Roy Williams’ gripping new play is a tale of growing up, lifelong loyalties and how sometimes, it is possible to choose your own family. Published to coincide with the premiere at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs in Autumn 2017.
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