Insignificance

Set in a hotel room in New York in 1953. Insignificance is a fantasy, a pure flight of imagination to bring 4 American icons together - not wanting to give too much away - A Professor, A Senator, An Actress, and a Ballplayer. A fast and funny elegantly written play.

All shows start at 8pm with doors and bar opening at 7.30pm except for Sunday Matinee - 6.30pm.

In the event of full house bookings - the Garrick Theatre Club reserves the right to sell unpaid tickets to door sales if not paid and picked up 15 minutes prior to show curtain.

PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR MOBILE DURING ALL THEATRE PERFORMANCES (switching to silent is still considered on - and will interfere with back stage tech equipment).